UNSPSC 95101807: Maintenance yard

A defined piece of land used to house a maintenance yard

UNSPSC 95101807 Maintenance yard, a Commodity code, encompasses grounds maintenance services and materials procurement for municipal outdoor facilities—the work state and local governments actually solicit under it centers on vegetation management, landscape material supply, and infrastructure upkeep at public sites including riverine corridors, detention basins, parks, and landfill areas. Recent solicitations show municipalities buying mowing, cutting, trimming, herbicide application, weed control, and bulk landscape material deliveries as service contracts that bundle labor, equipment, vehicles, fuel, materials, supplies, supervision, and quality control. Issuing bodies are primarily city-level procurement offices; the City of Torrington and City of Norwalk both posted solicitations in the first quarter of 2026, indicating ongoing municipal reliance on this code for cyclical grounds maintenance and materials needs.

Connecticut dominates the recent activity block, with two active solicitations from Torrington and Norwalk in early 2026. The City of Torrington issued an Invitation to Bid (ITB) for Local Flood Protection Project Routine Maintenance Contract (Solicitation FPM027031726) with a bid due date of March 17, 2026, requiring herbicide application and vegetation control along the Naugatuck River, former landfill sites, and stormwater detention basins; the city actively encourages MBE, WBE, and SBE participation. The City of Norwalk, Department of Recreation and Parks, issued an ITB for bulk landscape material supply and delivery (Solicitation 4491NORWALK) with a February 11, 2026 close; specific material types and quantities are available through the Bonfire Hub portal. Neither solicitation disclosed contract value, duration, or incumbent vendor information in the available materials.