UNSPSC 95121516: Artificial rock and rockwall

A rock wall made from synthetic materials and synthetic rocks

UNSPSC 95121516 Artificial rock and rockwall, a Commodity code, describes landscape and site construction materials and services that state and local governments procure for park development, trail systems, and recreational facility improvements. Recent state and local opportunities under this code show minimal direct activity; the source records no solicitations explicitly requesting artificial rock or rockwall products or installation. Park and recreation projects appearing in the recent opportunities block—including laser grading, turf sprigging, splash pad renovation, playground construction, trail rehabilitation, and general park infrastructure—reference site preparation, earthwork, drainage, landscaping, and constructed amenities, but do not isolate artificial rock or rockwall as a primary procurement line item or scope component.

The recent opportunities block identifies issuing bodies across Florida, Georgia, Arizona, Texas, and Connecticut pursuing park renovation, trail improvement, playground installation, and athletic complex development through RFPs, IFBs, and ITBs. Representative examples include the City of DeBary's laser grading and turf sprigging projects in Volusia County (responses due April 6, 2015), Glynn County's drainage and concrete flatwork at Mallery Park under IFB27-014 (due November 12, 2026), Henry County's complete turnkey athletic complex renovation under RFP 27-21 (due November 11, 2026), and the City of Tucson's Robert Price Park ground-up construction exceeding $10 million (due August 24, 2026). Landscape and site work dominate the documented activity; the artificial rock and rockwall code itself shows no recent state or local procurement activity in the source material, suggesting the commodity may fall within broader earthwork, hardscape, or landscape line items rather than being procured as a standalone product or service category at the state and local level.