UNSPSC 72121201: Farm building construction service

The building of farm buildings owned by others

UNSPSC 72121201 Farm building construction service is a Commodity code covering the design, permitting, and construction of agricultural structures — specifically barns, equipment shelters, and specialized farm facilities — that state and local governments procure for county fairgrounds, extension services, wildlife management areas, and agricultural terminals. Recent solicitations show county commissioners, state fish and wildlife agencies, university systems, and agricultural departments commissioning prefabricated pole barns, equipment storage structures, and specialized agricultural facilities through competitive bidding processes.

County governments and state natural-resource agencies dominate recent activity under this code. Flagler County Board of County Commissioners solicited construction of two hurricane-resilient buildings at the Flagler County Fairgrounds under ITB #26-ITB-019, with bids due August 17, 2026, encompassing all labor, materials, equipment, concrete work, permitting, and site preparation at 150 Sawgrass Road in Bunnell, Florida. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission issued two separate pole-barn procurements: a 5-bay turnkey pole barn with concrete slab at Watermelon Pond Wildlife and Environmental Area in Alachua County (bids due July 21, 2026 under ITB16325) and a 40-by-90-foot prefabricated pole barn at Triple N Ranch Wildlife Management Area in Osceola County (bids due March 30, 2026, with estimated budget of $100,000 under ITB15228, subsequently updated with Addendum 1 on March 18, 2026). Pasco County Board of County Commissioners solicited a custom-engineered 54-by-52-foot gable pole barn at Shady Hills Wastewater Treatment Plant (bids due April 7, 2026 under IFB-SV-26-056). The University of Georgia Board of Regents sought sealed bids for grain-bin purchase and installation at UGA Midville College of Agriculture and Environmental Sciences with bids due March 16, 2026. Activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with additional opportunities in Wisconsin, Connecticut, and Texas; all recent solicitations are competitive sealed-bid procurements (ITB or IFB) with mandatory or strongly encouraged pre-bid conferences and site visits, 5-percent bid bonds, 100-percent performance and payment bonds, and completion timelines of 60 to 180 days. Liquidated damages typically range from $150 to $884 per day. No set-asides or disadvantaged-enterprise restrictions appear in recent postings; local vendor preferences apply selectively (Flagler County offers preference to in-county businesses maintaining operations for 12 months prior to bid).