UNSPSC 95122304: Sports hall

A building or structure that commemorates a certain sport

UNSPSC 95122304 Sports hall is a Commodity code. State and local governments procure under this code the design, construction, renovation, and equipment installation for indoor and outdoor athletic facilities, including multipurpose courts, field complexes with bleachers and lighting, concession buildings, restrooms, and associated site infrastructure. Recent solicitations show a mix of ground-up construction of new sports complexes, phased renovation and expansion of existing facilities, synthetic turf installation and replacement, and individual component upgrades such as bleacher seating, court resurfacing, and batting cage installation. Work typically encompasses site preparation, utilities, drainage, lighting systems, specialized athletic surfaces, and buildings with mechanical and electrical systems to support competitive play, tournaments, and community recreation.

The issuing bodies include county parks departments, school districts, municipalities, and independent special-purpose recreation authorities across Florida, Georgia, Michigan, California, Texas, Arizona, and Mississippi. Florida counties—notably Collier, Hillsborough, and Seminole—and Georgia jurisdictions including Henry County, Gwinnett County, and local school districts in Bibb, Stephens, and Decatur counties show repeated recent activity. Representative recent opportunities include Henry County, Georgia's RFP 27-21 for Richard Craig Park Athletic Complex Renovation (due November 11, 2026), an 11% DBE goal project spanning eight baseball/softball fields, a therapeutic field, and a concession facility renovation; Collier County's IFB 26-8703 for Immokalee Sports Complex Phase 1A & 1B (due November 2, 2026), a $6.24 million project requiring ten years of relevant experience and three qualifying projects at $1 million minimum; and Seminole County's CMAR request for a new 161,000–178,500 square foot Indoor Sports Complex in Sanford with ten basketball courts, twenty-two volleyball courts, an event hall, and outdoor sand volleyball courts. Gwinnett County maintains ongoing on-demand synthetic turf and goal-system replacement contracts; Bibb County Schools is upgrading tennis courts at five high schools with a 75 percent local-workforce mandate. Activity spans new construction, phased expansion, and modular component replacement, with contract values ranging from under $100,000 for bleacher expansions to $12.65 million for multi-field complexes.