UNSPSC 95122307: Swimming pool

A place with A pool to be utilized for swimming

UNSPSC 95122307 Swimming pool, a Commodity code, encompasses the design, construction, renovation, and equipment installation for competitive and recreational swimming facilities. State and local governments procure under this code for competitive aquatics centers with specialized equipment such as starting block anchors and backstroke flagpole installations, pool deck resurfacing with commercial-grade materials, pool filtration system refurbishment and replacement, mechanical systems upgrades, splash pad construction, and comprehensive new pool facility builds. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties purchasing pool construction services ranging from small anchor installations to major facility renovations, including associated infrastructure such as deck systems, chemical treatment, bonding and grounding systems, and operational equipment.

State and local issuing bodies include city parks and recreation departments (Doral, St. Petersburg, Meriden, Olathe, Tucson, Atlanta, Louisville), county governments (Orange County, Hillsborough County, DeKalb County, Santa Clara County, Bibb County Public Schools), school districts (Holly Area Schools, Parkway School District), and regional authorities. Issuing bodies pursue both renovation and new construction—the City of Doral has posted multiple competitive swimming equipment installation bids (starting block and flagpole anchors) with response dates in September and October 2026; the City of Ocala's Recreation & Parks Department reissued a pool deck resurfacing ITB for February 6, 2026; the City of St. Petersburg solicited marcite finish resurfacing at three municipal pools due July 16, 2026; and the City of Atlanta issued a design-build RFP for the William Walker Aquatic Center due July 10, 2026. Sourcewell, a cooperative purchasing vehicle, posted a swimming pool renovation and repair RFP due August 11, 2026 to establish a multi-state contracting solution for its participating entities. Geographic activity spans Florida (Doral, Ocala, St. Petersburg), Connecticut (Meriden, Glastonbury), Georgia (Atlanta, DeKalb), California (Santa Clara County), Kansas (Olathe), Kentucky (Louisville), and others, with no single state dominating recent opportunities.