UNSPSC 94121510: Racing sport clubs

UNSPSC 94121510 Racing sport clubs (Commodity) covers state and local procurement of sports facility programming, officiating services, and athletic event operations. The code in practice encompasses officials and assignor services for youth and adult leagues; facility operation and programming for parks, athletic complexes, and golf courses; athletic trainer services; concessions and clubhouse management; instructional and coaching services; and equipment and supplies for athletic programs—reflecting a broad portfolio of recreational sports delivery rather than narrowly focused racing venues. The issuing bodies span school districts (Dysart Unified, Birdville ISD, Los Fresnos CISD), county parks and recreation departments (Hays County, Greenville County, Chatham County, Bernalillo County), city parks divisions and recreation departments (Orlando, Albuquerque, Madison, Fort Worth, Richardson), municipalities (Mooresville, DeBary, Salem), and higher education institutions (City Colleges of Chicago, Sam Houston State University, Georgia Tech). School districts appear as repeat buyers of athletic equipment and supplies; county parks departments consistently solicit officiating assignor and facility operator services; and cities regularly procure sports official services, field maintenance, and concessions or facility-management contracts. The geographic footprint covers Texas (Hays County, Birdville, Los Fresnos, Bernalillo, Albuquerque, Richardson, Fort Worth), Georgia (Chatham County, Georgia Tech), the Carolinas (Mooresville), Illinois (Chicago), Florida (DeBary, Orlando), Oregon (Salem), Pennsylvania (Scranton), Arizona (Dysart), Wisconsin (Madison), and New Mexico (Albuquerque, Sam Houston).

Recent solicitations illustrate the breadth of activity under this code. Hays County Purchasing issued RFP 2026-P15 (due July 20, 2026) for a League Provider and Operator to manage the Hays County Sportsplex—an 18-acre complex with four baseball fields, one softball field, two multipurpose fields, a basketball court, and associated facilities—under a 10-year initial term with full operational responsibility for day-to-day maintenance, league programming, tournaments, camps, and seven-day-per-week operations funded through tax-exempt bonds. Greenville County has issued multiple RFPs for officiating assignor services across youth and adult basketball, softball, and flag and tackle football (RFP #26109 due June 4, 2026, and RFP #26096 due April 27, 2026), with contracts covering approximately 800 games annually and non-negotiable per-game official fees set by the County. Chatham County, Georgia seeks a racquet sport program operator for four county parks (RFP 26-0019-2, due March 13, 2026) to deliver instruction, clinics, leagues, camps, and tournaments across tennis and similar racquet sports while maintaining public court access. Birdville Independent School District in North Richland Hills, Texas solicited athletic equipment, supplies, and related services (RFCSP 002-27, due July 1, 2026) across 31 campuses serving 24,300 students, with an estimated annual contract value of $867,443.31 covering 15 sports programs and athletic trainer services. The City of Orlando issued RFP26109 (due May 14, 2026) for basketball and football officiating services spanning youth and adult games with preset schedules, two-year initial terms, and liquidated damages provisions. Cirrus Academy Charter School requested proposals for design and installation of a basketball court (due July 20, 2026) with site preparation, surface construction, and six goal systems. Cities, counties, and school districts are actively pursuing these opportunities with RFPs, RFQs, and ITBs; MBE/WBE participation goals appear in many jurisdictions (Chicago, Chatham County, Bernalillo County); and facility operator contracts, particularly for tax-exempt bond–financed complexes, represent higher-value, longer-term engagements with substantial operational scope.