UNSPSC 72111007: Single family prefabricated home erection service

The building of new prefabricated homes for individuals and single families owned by others

UNSPSC 72111007 Single family prefabricated home erection service, a Commodity code, describes the installation and assembly of factory-built residential structures on-site—work that state and local governments currently procure primarily for senior-center expansions, facility hardening after disaster events, and mobile-home replacement programs serving low-income and disaster-affected households. Recent solicitations show that the code captures mixed work: some opportunities involve new prefabricated structures (such as rapid-build tensioned membrane emergency shelters and prefabricated office or restroom buildings), while others involve erection of pre-engineered metal buildings and modular structures. State and local issuers include county boards of commissioners, county housing departments, cities, and special districts; Boulder County Housing Department, Flagler County, Collier County, and Orange County (California) appear as repeat or recent users. Geographic activity spans Florida (Collier County, Flagler County, multiple Orange County projects), Georgia (White County, Catoosa County), Colorado (Boulder County), Texas (multiple projects including school and port facilities), and California (Orange County, Santa Clara County), with strong representation in Southeast and Texas markets.

Recent representative opportunities include Collier County Board of County Commissioners' IFB 26-8672 for Collier Senior Center Expansion Project (sealed bids due August 31, 2026, $5.6 million anticipated budget, covering a 2,710-square-foot addition plus building hardening and relocation services); Flagler County Board of County Commissioners' ITB #26-ITB-019 for two hurricane-resilient buildings at Flagler County Fairgrounds (bids due August 17, 2026, all labor, materials, permitting, and site prep included); and Boulder County Housing Department's Solicitation of Qualifications for CDBG-DR Mobile Home Replacement Program (SOQ due July 27, 2026, establishing a pre-qualified contractor pool for residential replacement projects on a federal disaster-recovery platform). The code also captures design-build work for specialized structures—Beaufort County's design-build RFP for an eight-bay T-hangar and 50-foot box hangar at Beaufort Executive Airport, and the County of Orange, California's RFP for rapid-build tensioned membrane structures for emergency preparedness—and smaller renovation and equipment-installation projects (roofing, HVAC, facility upgrades). Activity is recent and diverse, spanning new construction, rehabilitation, emergency response, and affordable-housing contexts across multiple jurisdictions and funding sources (CDBG-DR, HUD, grant-funded, and general appropriations).