UNSPSC 95121511: Park

A section of land dedicated to publicly accessible leisure

UNSPSC 95121511 Park, a Commodity code, covers construction and improvement of public parks — the actual work state and local governments buy ranges from site restoration and trail development to court resurfacing, splashpad construction, playground installation, utility infrastructure, and facility renovation. Recent solicitations show a steady mix of issuing bodies: county boards of commissioners, city parks departments, municipal governments, county recreational authorities, and special-purpose park districts all post regularly under this code. Carroll County and Warren County (Mississippi), the City of Bradenton (Florida), Forsyth County (Georgia), the Texas Facilities Commission, Douglas County Parks (Oregon), the City of Peoria (Illinois), and the Town of Berlin (Connecticut) are among recent repeat or active buyers; activity clusters in Georgia, Mississippi, Florida, Texas, and the broader Southeast, with scattered activity across the Mountain West and Midwest.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the scope and diversity: Carroll County Board of Supervisors posted a sealed-bid IFB for Carroll County Recreational Park Improvements under LWCF Project No. 28-00714, with bids due July 27, 2026, involving park restoration and amenity installation. The City of Bradenton issued an IFB (#26-036NT) for Love Park, a 0.76-acre pocket-park construction project with mandatory pre-proposal meeting July 21, 2026 and bids due August 13, 2026, encompassing site grading, hardscape, playground equipment, shade structures, and ADA compliance across a demolition-and-cleared site. The Texas Facilities Commission solicited a two-step RFQ for Construction Manager-at-Risk services on the Beacon Park Project (60 acres, mixed-use restoration with trails, playas, and habitat work), with Step One qualifications and HUB Subcontracting Plan due August 11, 2026 and baseline construction time of 425 calendar days at an estimated $35 million construction budget. Douglas County Parks Department posted sealed bids (RFB 243) for comprehensive rehabilitation and expansion of Whistlers Bend RV Park in Oregon, with bids due August 4, 2026, spanning sanitary sewer and potable water system installation, electrical systems for 34 RV connections, asphalt and concrete work, and erosion control through June 30, 2027. Additional activity includes court resurfacing (tennis, pickleball, basketball), restroom facility renovation, trail and boardwalk construction, stream restoration, and overlook platform development—work typically performed under IFB, RFP, or ITB notice types with response windows of 30 to 60 days and contract terms ranging from 60 days to over one year depending on complexity.