UNSPSC 72121102: Commercial and office building prefabricated erection service

The building of prefabricated commercial and office buildings owned by others

UNSPSC 72121102, Commercial and office building prefabricated erection service, Commodity Tier, covers the supply, delivery, and installation of prefabricated modular and pre-engineered metal structures for commercial, institutional, and government use—including office buildings, maintenance facilities, equipment shelters, restrooms, hangars, and temporary workspace modules. State and local governments use this code to procure ready-made structural systems that compress construction timelines and control costs relative to site-built alternatives.

Cities, counties, and special-purpose districts across Florida, Texas, California, Georgia, and the Northeast dominate recent activity. The City of DeBary, Florida solicited a 25-foot by 40-foot pre-engineered steel maintenance building (Bid #05-15, ITB, due May 12, 2015, estimated cost $16,000) and a Public Works office building acquisition and installation (RFP 04-26, due December 15, 2025). Hillsborough County, Florida posted a $16.5 million term contract for miscellaneous facilities construction including re-roofing and renovation work (IFB-26-00401, due November 17, 2026). Santa Clara County, California issued multiple prequalification solicitations for design-build hospital seismic-compliance projects and tenant improvements. The Commonwealth of Kentucky procured mobile air quality monitoring equipment shelters twice (RFB 75827000001131, due September 22, 2026, and RFB 75827000001132, due September 28, 2026, extended from September 22). Beaufort County, South Carolina sought design-build proposals for an eight-bay T-hangar and 50-by-50-foot box hangar at Beaufort Executive Airport (due July 28, 2026) and a 120-by-60-foot transient hangar (due May 8, 2026). Texas Military Department issued a lease-and-installation IFB for two modular workspace facilities at Camp Mabry (TMD27-CFMO-0046097, due October 28, 2026, with a 21.1% VetHUB subcontracting goal). TIPS-USA administers a statewide permanent modular buildings joint occupancy contract for Texas public entities (due October 16, 2026). Recent opportunities show federal compliance layers—Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements, Section 3 employment and M/WBE participation benchmarks on HUD-funded projects, and Buy America certification mandates on FTA-funded transit shelter procurements—are embedded in many awards, particularly in Florida counties and California special districts managing hospital or emergency-response facilities.