UNSPSC 93141713: Historic sites or monuments protection services

UNSPSC 93141713 Historic sites or monuments protection services (Commodity) encompasses the restoration, rehabilitation, rehabilitation, and preservation of historic structures—including masonry repointing, roof replacement, window restoration, interior system upgrades, and exterior envelope work—as well as the planning, survey, and consultation services that support those projects. State and local governments across multiple jurisdictions solicit under this code for the active repair and adaptive reuse of National Register–listed buildings, historic theaters and cultural centers, courthouses, residences, and archaeological sites. Recent opportunities show a mix of direct construction work (competitive bid and proposal-based general contractor selection), professional services (architectural and engineering design, historic preservation consulting, and archaeological assessment), and specialized studies (historic resource surveys, preservation master planning, Section 106 consultation).

The issuing bodies include Georgia counties (Douglas, McDuffie, Pulaski, Seminole, Walker), Florida municipalities and counties (City of Plant City, Monroe County, City of Dania Beach, City of St. Marys), Connecticut towns (Wethersfield, Montville, Regional School District #17), Texas agencies (City of Leander, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, Texas Military Department), Oregon state departments (OPRD, ODOT), California state departments and counties (Caltrans, County of Orange, County of Santa Clara, City of Salem, Department of Parks and Recreation), and additional jurisdictions in Colorado, Wisconsin, Mississippi, and Washington state. Georgia appears most active in the recent blocks, with entries spanning multiple counties and municipalities; other frequent issuers include Florida municipalities engaged in theater and cultural center restoration, and Oregon and California state agencies managing preservation across park and transportation portfolios. Geographic spread spans the Southeast (Georgia, Florida, Mississippi), Midwest (Wisconsin), Mid-Atlantic (Connecticut), Southwest (Texas, Arizona, Colorado), and West Coast (California, Oregon, Washington), indicating national-scale activity with no single regional concentration. Representative recent opportunities include the Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission's construction management at risk solicitation for the One Arsenal Place Renovation at Columbus State University (due August 10, 2026, RFQ process, $13.5 million preliminary cost limitation); the City of Albany, Georgia's sealed-bid procurement for the Ritz Theatre Renovation (due August 11, 2026, IFB with Davis-Bacon Act requirements and Section 3 labor hour benchmarks); the City of Hampton, Georgia's RFP for demolition and site clearance of two historic structures in the downtown district (due August 7, 2026, best-value evaluation across qualifications, approach, fee, and references); the Monroe County, Florida RFP for East Martello Historic Masonry Restoration (due June 4, 2026, emphasizing Secretary of the Interior's Standards compliance and lime-based mortar matching); the Oregon Parks and Recreation Department's ITB for Whale Watch Center promenade deck waterproofing (due June 16, 2026, requiring three reference projects on National Register–listed buildings and Secretary of the Interior's Standards compliance); and the California Department of Parks and Recreation's sealed-bid procurement for Santa Cruz Wilder Bunkhouse Reroofing (due May 13, 2026, $60,000 engineer's estimate, C-39 or equivalent roofing license required, ten-year workmanship warranty).