UNSPSC 71122507: Stack building services

Stack Building Services specializes in civil works, structural concrete construction, right up to and including all formwork, Bondek, ground or suspended slabs, and steel reinforcing with the placing and finishing of all concrete.

UNSPSC 71122507 Stack building services is a Commodity code that covers construction of new buildings and substantial building renovation work across state and local jurisdictions. Recent opportunities show state and local governments buying turnkey construction services for firehouses, office buildings, detention facilities, sports complexes, schools, and specialized infrastructure facilities—work that ranges from straightforward new construction to complex renovation with systems integration, hazard remediation, and phased occupancy requirements. Issuing bodies include county boards of commissioners (Flagler County, Collin County, Jackson County, Orange County), city governments (Temple, Eugene, Meriden, Albany, Hampton, Charlotte, Kingsland, Fort Oglethorpe, Pembroke Pines), county transit authorities and special districts (Hillsborough County Parks and Recreation, Escambia County), state agencies (Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission on behalf of the Board of Regents, Texas Military Department, Mississippi Bureau of Building), universities (Western Oregon University, San Jacinto College, Columbus State University, University of Houston), and school districts (Traverse City Area Public Schools, Meriden Public Schools). Repeat buyers include the Los Angeles County Development Authority, Orange County (Florida), and Texas state agencies.

Recent solicitations span the full geographic spread: Flagler County (ITB 26ITB019, Buildings for Flagler County Fairgrounds, due August 17, 2026) in Florida; Collin County, Texas (IFB 2026-240, Juvenile Detention Facade Replacement, due August 20, 2026); the State of Oregon (RFP for Labor & Industries Building Modernization in Salem, due September 25, 2026 for $120–$130 million in GMP); Hillsborough County, Florida (IFB Southshore Sportsplex Phase 2, $12.65 million base bid due August 11, 2026); Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission (J-458-CM Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering for $163.7 million, RFQ due August 5, 2026); City of Temple, Texas (Fire Station No. 4 Renovation & Expansion, $1.88 million architect estimate); multiple Georgia municipalities (City of Albany, City of Fort Oglethorpe, Jackson County, City of Kingsland, City of Hampton); Illinois State Toll Highway Authority (RR-26-9315 small-business restricted); and Connecticut municipalities (City of Meriden roof replacement project with $5.95 million estimated cost and 25% SBE and 6.25% M/WBE set-asides). The activity shows strong volume in Florida, Texas, Georgia, and Oregon, with moderate activity in Connecticut, Illinois, Michigan, and Mississippi. Most recent solicitations reflect post-pandemic capital investment in public facilities, with particular emphasis on emergency resilience (hurricane-resistant buildings, elevated electrical systems), life-safety upgrades, and accessibility compliance. Prevailing wage and Davis-Bacon requirements are prevalent in federally funded or prevailing-wage-designated work; set-asides for SBE, MBE, WBE, DBE, and VetHUB participation appear frequently in Florida, Texas, Georgia, and Connecticut.