UNSPSC 95122301: Stadium

A place where organized sports can be attended and played

UNSPSC 95122301 Stadium (Commodity) encompasses the construction, renovation, and expansion of stadium facilities and related athletic infrastructure that state and local governments currently procure. Recent opportunities show municipalities and counties actively soliciting bleacher expansion, synthetic turf replacement, concession stand renovation, seating upgrades, and comprehensive stadium modernization projects—sometimes as standalone facilities and sometimes integrated into broader recreational complexes. The work ranges from targeted capacity upgrades like adding 200 spectator seats to a high school football field, to turnkey renovations of multipurpose athletic complexes with multiple playing surfaces, lighting systems, and support buildings.

State and local buyers active under this code include county recreation departments (Gwinnett County, Georgia; Chatham County, Georgia; Collier County, Florida), municipal parks and recreation divisions (City of DeBary, Florida; City of Commerce, Georgia; City of Ocala, Florida), school districts (Essexville-Hampton Public Schools, Michigan; Decatur County Board of Education, Georgia; Bibb County Public Schools, Georgia), and special-purpose athletic authorities (Raymond James Stadium via Tampa Sports Authority; Seminole County for the proposed Indoor Sports Complex). Henry County, Georgia has appeared multiple times pursuing a comprehensive athletic complex renovation under RFP 27-21, with an 11% disadvantaged business enterprise participation goal and proposals due November 11, 2026. Geographic concentration is visible in Georgia and Florida, where recent solicitations include Gwinnett County's multi-year synthetic turf and goal-system installation contract (proposals October 7, 2026), Henry County's Richard Craig Park Athletic Complex renovation (RFP due November 11, 2026), and Collier County's Immokalee Sports Complex Phase 1A & 1B construction under IFB (proposals due November 2, 2026 for a $6.24 million project). Construction Manager at Risk and design-build delivery models are prevalent for larger or phased work; competitive sealed bids dominate smaller projects. Prevailing wage, E-Verify, and insurance requirements are standard; some jurisdictions impose local-workforce or disadvantaged-enterprise participation goals tied to federal or state funding sources.