UNSPSC 72121000: New industrial building and warehouse construction services

The building, remodeling and repair of industrial building and warehouses ofvarious types owned by others

UNSPSC 72121000 New industrial building and warehouse construction services is a Class code under which state and local governments procure the design and construction of new multipurpose, utility, storage, and specialized facilities including fire stations, hangar buildings, storage structures, and correctional facility additions. Recent state and local opportunities show work spanning structural design and build, mechanical and electrical systems integration, site preparation, and full closeout across facility types ranging from small utility storage buildings to large multi-bay institutional structures.

The issuing-body mix includes state departments (Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget; Michigan Department of Natural Resources), counties (Flagler County, Escambia County, Montgomery County, Collin County, Beaufort County), cities (City of Gallup, City of Peoria, City of Charlotte), school districts (Sandusky Community Schools, Los Angeles Unified School District), and special-purpose districts (Clayton County Water Authority, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, Western Oregon University). Michigan state agencies are the dominant recent buyer, with multiple concurrent facility projects across correctional facilities, state parks, and administrative buildings. Representative recent opportunities include Flagler County's ITB 26ITB019 for two hurricane-resilient buildings at the county fairgrounds (bids due August 17, 2026); Escambia County's IFB 2026-240 for a 12,780-square-foot fire station facade replacement in Pensacola (bids due August 20, 2026); Michigan Department of Technology's RFQ for Rose Lake State Game Area facility improvements including a new 4,517-square-foot addition with offices and storage (bids due August 5, 2026); and City of Gallup's ITB 2701 for whole-block reconstruction including a concrete box culvert and utility relocation on Ciniza Drive (bids due July 28, 2026). Recent activity concentrates in Michigan, Florida, New Mexico, and Georgia, with scattered opportunities in California, Oregon, Texas, and North Carolina. Local vendor preferences, SDVOB and QDV set-asides or preferences, and prevailing wage compliance are standard evaluation factors; all recent solicitations require 5% bid bonds and performance/payment bonds for awards exceeding $50,000.