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 pre-engineered metal buildings, small commercial structures, and facility infrastructure improvements. Recent opportunities show wide variation in project scope and dollar value—from $16,000 metal shelter structures to multi-million-dollar institutional renovations and specialized facility upgrades. The issuing bodies span city parks departments, counties, state facility administrations, school districts, transit authorities, and specialized agencies. Florida municipalities (City of DeBary, Collier County, Volusia County, Orange County) and Michigan state facilities (DTMB, Department of Corrections) dominate recent activity, with additional work posted by Texas A&M AgriLife, Georgia counties, and California public entities. Work under this code encompasses small metal building erection, commercial space renovations (restrooms, offices, retail tenant buildouts), institutional facility systems upgrades (HVAC, electrical, fire suppression, building automation), and specialized infrastructure (pump station construction, seawall panels, hangar facilities). Representative opportunities include the City of DeBary's Rob Sullivan Park Maintenance Barn—a $16,000 project to deliver and install a 25-by-40-by-14-foot A-frame steel building with roll-up doors, posted May 7, 2015 with bids due May 12, 2015; Collier County's Immokalee Sports Complex Phase 1A & 1B for $6.24 million (IFB 26-8703, bids due November 2, 2026) encompassing artificial turf fields, stormwater work, and site facilities; and Michigan DTMB's multiple correctional facility projects including smoke purge system replacement, lock upgrades, and underground mechanical infrastructure, all requiring prevailing wage and security clearances.

Geographically, recent solicitations concentrate in Florida (at least six active opportunities), Michigan (eight or more state facility projects), and Texas. A secondary tier includes Georgia (Colquitt County and Gwinnett County), California (Santa Clara County medical center, Santa Cruz, Hayward), and scattered opportunities in South Carolina, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Colorado. Service-disabled veteran-owned business preferences appear in Michigan projects at 10 percent pricing advantage; Florida and California employ MBE, WBE, or local vendor preferences. Prevailing wage and prevailing wage registration requirements apply across most public-works projects, particularly in California, Michigan, and federal-funded work (Davis-Bacon). Bid bonds (typically 5 percent), performance bonds (100 percent of contract value), and payment bonds are standard. Project timelines range from 15 to 180 days for construction; several opportunities allow phased delivery over multiple fiscal years. The recent activity indicates sustained demand for both routine facility repairs and complex systems upgrades in correctional facilities, parks, medical centers, and municipal infrastructure, with contract values spanning $16,000 to $77 million depending on scope.