UNSPSC 72111105: New hotel or motel construction service

The building of new hotel or motel owned by others

UNSPSC 72111105 New hotel or motel construction service is a Commodity code that in actual state and local procurement encompasses far broader renovation, repair, and facility construction work than its nominal scope suggests. Recent solicitations under this code span senior center expansions, fire stations, courthouses, juvenile detention facilities, cemeteries, schools, and parking structures—revealing a catch-all classification for building construction and capital improvement projects that issuing bodies apply inconsistently. Collier County Board of County Commissioners, Escambia County, Atlanta Independent School System, Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission on behalf of university and technical college systems, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, and various city and county governments have posted opportunities under this code in recent weeks, predominantly for renovation and addition work rather than new hospitality construction. Work solicited ranges from minor interior renovations (restrooms, facade replacement, HVAC upgrades) to complex new construction of specialized facilities (fire stations, correctional housing, cancer research centers, aerospace engineering buildings) valued from under $250,000 to more than $160 million in total stated cost.

Opportunities cluster across Florida (Collier County Senior Center Expansion, Escambia County Fire Station 20, Seminole County Indoor Sports Complex, Orange County sidewalk and bridge projects, Pembroke Pines restroom renovations), Texas (Collin County Juvenile Detention facade, TDCJ Clements Unit barracks, TTUHSC El Paso Dental Clinic, Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD HVAC, San Jacinto College rotunda, Texas Facilities Commission DPS Pierce Office), Georgia (Columbus State University One Arsenal Place renovation, Wiregrass Georgia Technical College CDL range, Georgia Veterans Memorial Cemetery, White County EMS Ambulance Garage, City of Albany Ritz Theatre), and scattered postings in Pennsylvania, Connecticut, North Carolina, and Wisconsin. The mix spans state departments and agencies, county commissions and special authorities, municipal governments, school districts and community college systems, and independent facilities commissions. Representative current opportunities include Collier County's $5.6 million Senior Center expansion and hardening project (IFB 26-8672, bids due August 31, 2026), Escambia County's $12.78 million Paradise Beach Fire Station 20 new construction (ITB, bids due August 12, 2026), Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission's $163.7 million Daniel Guggenheim School of Aerospace Engineering CM@R procurement at Georgia Tech (qualifications due August 5, 2026), and Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center El Paso's $8.5–$9.5 million Dental Oral Health Clinic expansion CMAR (proposals due June 29, 2026). Prequalification, design-build, and CMAR delivery models predominate for larger projects; IFB and sealed-bid formats are standard for straightforward renovation and repair work. Federal funding (Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, CDBG, FAA, HUD Section 3, FEMA) triggers on many state and local projects, and local vendor preferences, MBE/WBE participation goals, and small-business set-asides appear frequently across solicitation terms.