UNSPSC 93141703: Art related services

UNSPSC 93141703 Art related services is a Commodity code that covers design, fabrication, and installation of public and institutional artwork including murals, sculptures, tile installations, interactive exhibits, and site-specific art commissions. State and local governments soliciting under this code include counties, cities, independent school districts, state agencies, and public universities. Recent opportunities range from small-scale public art murals under $100,000 to major institutional exhibit fabrication exceeding $800,000, with issuing bodies spanning Texas, Utah, Florida, Georgia, and Illinois. School districts appear as repeat buyers, seeking artists and cultural programming vendors across multiple continuous open solicitations for student enrichment and arts instruction support.

Representative recent opportunities include Palm Beach County's request for tile-based artwork at the Aqua Crest Aquatic Complex (RFP41020190232722, due October 19, 2026), a $348,000 architecturally integrated installation with a 5-point local-vendor preference; the City of South Salt Lake's qualifications call for a public art shade structure at Water Tower Plaza (PN202620, due October 30, 2026), budgeted at $90,000 and requiring design, fabrication, and installation; Salt Lake County's two-phase artist selection for the Larry H. & Gail Miller Arts Center (SLCOART130900RFP, due June 12, 2026 for Phase One), restricted to Utah residents with an all-inclusive $145,000 budget; and the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum's exhibit fabrication and installation bid (26506ALPLMALPLMB53162, due August 17, 2026) requiring BEP minority/women/disability-owned certified-business participation at a minimum 23 percent of contract value. Dallas Independent School District and San Antonio Independent School District each maintain continuous open solicitations for student activities, arts instruction, and cultural programming. Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, Utah, Florida, and Illinois, with additional activity in Georgia.