UNSPSC 95121714: Public changing room and shower facility

These are local government or publicly owned and maintained facilities for public use. They are most frequently near beaches and lakes. They have showers and toilets within the same facility and enable people to change from casual clothes into swim wear, swim, shower and change back into casual clothes.

UNSPSC 95121714 Public changing room and shower facility is a Commodity code representing interior restroom and shower renovation work that state and local governments procure for parks, recreation centers, public facilities, and municipal buildings. Recent state and local opportunities show active demand for complete restroom interior renovations spanning fixture replacement, flooring systems (epoxy and tile), wall finishes, plumbing upgrades, lighting, and ADA compliance work. The issuing bodies are mixed: county recreation and parks departments, city recreation and public works divisions, airports and transportation authorities, school districts, and regional water authorities. County parks departments and city recreation divisions appear in multiple recent solicitations, particularly across Florida and Georgia where climate and aging infrastructure drive frequent renovation cycles. Work typically involves occupied or partially operational facilities requiring schedule coordination and minimal disruption to surrounding operations.

Recent opportunities span Florida, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Texas, and Connecticut. The City of St. Pete Beach issued an IFB for Hurley Park Public Restrooms renovation (bids due August 6, 2026) featuring ADA upgrades, commercial-grade touchless fixtures, epoxy flooring, and salt-air-rated hardware; the Clayton County Water Authority (Georgia) requested bids for executive, IT, and warehouse restroom renovations totaling 125 square feet per facility (bids due August 5, 2026); and the City of Pembroke Pines (Florida) solicited interior renovation of park restroom and locker-room shower facilities at five locations under a federally funded Davis-Bacon project with Section 3 employment goals and a $310,000 estimated value (bids due July 21, 2026). The City of New Haven (Connecticut) issued an ITB for animal shelter restroom and interior space renovation with 25% MBE/WBE participation goals and prevailing wage requirements (bids due June 24, 2026). Work is procured via IFB, RFB, and RFP notice types, typically with mandatory pre-bid meetings, 90–180-day completion windows, 100% performance and payment bonding, and comprehensive general liability and workers' compensation insurance requirements.