UNSPSC 95122301: Stadium

A place where organized sports can be attended and played

UNSPSC 95122301 Stadium, a Commodity code, covers the design and construction of new and renovated athletic and recreational venues, including concourses, multipurpose complexes, and associated facilities. State and local governments—universities, school districts, counties, cities, and special-purpose authorities—solicit this work through RFPs, ITBs, and design-build procurements. The typical scope spans site work, structural and mechanical systems, seating and spectator amenities, playing surfaces, field lighting, concessions buildings, restroom facilities, and associated infrastructure. Recent solicitations show a mix of general construction services (base bid and alternates), construction-manager-at-risk (CMAR) delivery for complex projects, and modular facility components such as bleachers, turf fields, and scoreboard systems. Universities, large school districts, and county recreation departments are repeat buyers under this code.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Texas, and Michigan, with recent high-value procurements in the South. Representative recent opportunities include Hillsborough County Parks and Recreation's $12.65 million Southshore Sportsplex Phase 2 (IFB, sealed bids August 11, 2026), Tarleton State University's Softball-Baseball Concourse (RFP, sealed proposals August 20, 2026), Seminole County Board of County Commissioners' Indoor Sports Complex CMAR services (RFP, proposals due June 17, 2026), and the University of Texas at Austin's Red & Charline McCombs Softball Stadium Renovation and Disch-Falk Field renovations (CMAR, proposals April 20, 2026, with cost limitations of $9.4 million each). Projects range from small restroom and maintenance facility construction (City of Tybee Island Marine Science Center, $275 SF restroom facility, sealed bids May 19, 2026) to large complex renovations with GMP-based pricing and prevailing wage compliance. HUB subcontracting plans, SBE participation goals, E-Verify compliance, and performance/payment bonding are standard requirements. VetHUB and local preference policies appear in university and municipal procurements.