UNSPSC 95121511: Park

A section of land dedicated to publicly accessible leisure

UNSPSC 95121511 Park is a Commodity code that encompasses state and local procurement of park design, construction, renovation, and improvement services—ranging from laser grading and turf installation to full ground-up park construction, athletic complex renovations, trail systems, playgrounds, restroom facilities, and specialized amenities such as splash pads, skate parks, and inclusive play areas. State and local governments purchase under this code through a mix of issuing bodies: city parks departments, county recreation authorities, county boards of commissioners, independent school districts, and special-purpose districts such as regional authorities and conservancy organizations. Recent activity shows a broad geographic spread with heavy concentration in Georgia (Henry County, Gwinnett County, Fayette County, Glynn County, City of Commerce, City of Milton, City of Alpharetta, City of Sandy Springs, Oconee County, City of Hinesville), Florida (City of DeBary, City of Port Orange, City of Bradenton, Sarasota County, Orange County), and Arizona (City of Tucson); additional recent opportunities span Texas, South Carolina, Kentucky, Utah, California, and other states. The issuing bodies include repeat buyers such as Henry County (multiple athletic complex and park renovation RFPs), Glynn County (recreation complex improvements and park drainage), and cities of DeBary and Tucson (multiple park projects).

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the scope: Henry County issued RFP 27-21 for complete turnkey renovation of Richard Craig Park Athletic Complex (proposals due November 11, 2026), covering eight baseball and softball fields, a therapeutic field, concrete sidewalks, fencing, safety netting, dugout roofs, and a renovated concession building, with an 11% Disadvantaged Business Enterprise participation goal and a local-vendor privilege; the City of Tucson solicited sealed bids for Robert Price Park ground-up construction (bids due August 24, 2026) spanning approximately 20 acres with two little league and two multi-purpose fields, two playgrounds, a splash pad, restroom buildings, and irrigation and lighting systems, valued above $10 million with a 6% SBE goal; and the City of DeBary issued separate RFPs for Rob Sullivan Park laser grading (IFB 0215, due April 6, 2015) and turf sprigging (IFB 0415, due April 6, 2015), both partially funded by Volusia County ECHO funds. Glynn County requested sealed bids for Mallery Park drainage and concrete sidewalk improvements (IFB27-014, due November 12, 2026) and for North Glynn Recreation Complex restroom upgrades (IFB27-004, due September 16, 2026). Work under this code typically includes civil earthwork, laser grading and field preparation, irrigation and drainage systems, turf and sod installation, concrete and asphalt paving, fencing and safety netting, lighting, playground and athletic equipment installation, building renovation or new construction, and landscaping, often with mandatory pre-bid meetings, performance and payment bonds at or near 100% of contract value, prevailing wage compliance where federally funded, and liquidated damages for schedule delays.