UNSPSC 72121003: Grain elevator construction and remodeling service

The building and remodeling of grain elevators owned by others

UNSPSC 72121003 Grain elevator construction and remodeling service is a Commodity code that in practice covers state and local procurement of general building construction, renovation, and site improvement work — not grain-elevator-specific projects. The recent opportunities show issuing bodies using this code to solicit construction, mechanical systems replacement, facility upgrades, and environmental remediation across correctional facilities, state parks, water authorities, fire stations, schools, and county infrastructure. Issuing bodies span state departments (Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget; Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission; Michigan Department of Natural Resources), counties (Flagler County, Collin County, Montgomery County, Beaufort County, Escambia County, Clayton County Water Authority), cities (Gallup, Charlotte, Sandusky), school districts (Los Angeles Unified School District, Sandusky Community Schools), and special districts (Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue). Michigan emerges as the dominant issuing state, with the Department of Technology, Management and Budget posting roughly one-third of the recent solicitations across multiple state facility categories — correctional facilities, state parks, and administrative buildings. Flagler County in Florida, Collin County in Texas, and Escambia County in Florida show repeat activity. The code carries no meaningful concentration; activity is distributed across numerous facility types and geographies.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the breadth of work actually being purchased. Flagler County Board of County Commissioners posted ITB 26-ITB-019 for two hurricane-resilient buildings at the Flagler County Fairgrounds (response due August 17, 2026), encompassing all labor, materials, equipment, concrete work, permitting, and site preparation. Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget posted RFQ1712600000003772 for facility improvements at DNR Rose Lake State Game Area including demolition, renovation of an existing administration/equipment building, construction of approximately 4,517 square feet of new building space, plumbing, mechanical, electrical, and concrete work (bids due August 5, 2026). The City of Gallup, New Mexico solicited ITB-2701 for whole-block reconstruction of Ciniza Drive, including a concrete box culvert, sidewalk and pavement replacement, waterline valve installation, and fire hydrant relocation (bids due July 28, 2026). Collin County, Texas posted IFB 2026-240 for facade replacement at the Juvenile Detention Center, including demolition of existing cladding, substrate repair, installation of new weather barriers, and EIFS cladding (bids due August 20, 2026). Activity is concentrated in July and August 2026, with response windows typically 10–45 days from posting. Set-asides and preferences for Service Disabled Veteran-Owned Businesses, Qualified Disabled Veteran businesses, Michigan-based businesses, and local vendor preferences appear across Michigan state procurements and select county and municipal solicitations. Prevailing wage requirements apply consistently across public works and facility improvement projects. This code remains active across state and local markets but does not segregate grain-elevator work from general construction — firms should evaluate individual opportunities by facility type and geography rather than relying on the code name alone.