UNSPSC 95121713: Prehistoric monument

A site where artifacts from prehistoric times are maintained and viewable

UNSPSC 95121713 Prehistoric monument is a Commodity code that covers restoration, preservation, and installation services for historic monuments and memorial structures. State and local governments buy stone and monument conservation work—structural repairs to deteriorated columns, marble and granite restoration, bronze cleaning and stabilization, installation of new memorial fixtures, and site preparation for relocated or newly constructed monuments. Recent solicitations show work spanning civil war memorials, veterans cemetery monuments with columbarium units, Olympic cauldron relocation and installation, and park monument sign fabrication. Issuing bodies span cities (Jackson, Michigan; Savannah, Georgia; Peachtree Corners, Georgia; Rome, Georgia), counties (Orange County, Florida; Indian River County, Florida; Okaloosa County, Florida; Gwinnett County, Georgia; Santa Clara County, California), state agencies (New Mexico General Services Department), and special-purpose authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority). The State of New Mexico issued a notable procurement for a new State Veterans Cemetery in Carlsbad, encompassing precast columbarium units with limestone caps, crypts, memorial shelters, and associated site infrastructure—a multi-million-dollar project with Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage requirements and mandatory pre-proposal conference.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southeast and California, with notable volume from Florida counties (Orange, Indian River, Okaloosa), Georgia jurisdictions (DeKalb, Atlanta, Savannah, Peachtree Corners), and California counties (Santa Clara). Representative solicitations include Indian River County's Round Island Shelters Columns Replacement (ITB 2027006, bids due September 17, 2026), involving demolition and replacement of thirty deteriorated concrete structural columns across five picnic pavilions; the City of Jackson, Michigan's Withington Park Civil War Monument Restoration (RFP issued July 17, 2026, proposals due August 20, 2026), seeking qualified stone conservationists with five years' minimum experience in consolidation, preservation, and material analysis; the Georgia World Congress Center Authority's Olympic Cauldron Relocation and Installation Project at Centennial Olympic Park (RFP issued June 12, 2026, proposals due July 13, 2026), encompassing removal, refurbishment with operational gas flame capability, vault base construction with granite veneer, and landscape restoration; and the City of Savannah's monument preservation and maintenance services prequalification (RFQ issued June 30, 2026, responses due August 4, 2026) for historic parks and squares citywide. Evaluation criteria typically weight relevant experience with similar projects, technical approach, team qualifications, and schedule delivery ability alongside cost; insurance and bonding requirements are standard. No widespread set-aside or preference designations appear across the recent opportunities, though Georgia World Congress Center Authority encourages Georgia-resident and small-business, minority-owned, and female-owned business participation.