UNSPSC 72121202: Greenhouse construction service

The building of greenhouses owned by others

UNSPSC 72121202 Greenhouse construction service is a Commodity-tier code encompassing the design, supply, and installation of complete greenhouse structures for educational, agricultural, and research purposes. State and local governments use this code to procure both standalone greenhouse facilities and integrated growing systems, including climate-control infrastructure, structural framing, ventilation, and specialized equipment such as shade systems, grow lights, and automated environmental controls. The issuing-body mix spans school districts, county agricultural extension services, universities, and municipal parks and recreation departments. Cedar Springs Public Schools in Michigan recently solicited a fully enclosed single-bay greenhouse with sealed engineered drawings, exhaust fans, shade and evaporative cooling, heating, air-flow fans, emergency systems, automatic temperature control, hanging basket rails, and grow lights for its AgScience Department and FFA Program under RFQ RFPCSP2700000000831, with bids due October 26, 2026. Texas A&M University's Administrative Services Procurement Office posted an ITB for construction of a CEA Research Greenhouse in Dallas under ITB AG-RSCH-ITB-6614, with bids due October 16, 2026; full documentation is available exclusively on the AggieBid platform.

Recent activity is concentrated in the upper Midwest and Texas. Cedar Springs, Michigan and the Dallas metropolitan area represent the two most recent solicitation locations. The Cedar Springs project appears representative of K-12 and community-college greenhouse construction, while the Texas A&M solicitation signals university research-focused demand. The source supports no other state or geographic concentration. Both recent opportunities structure procurement as design-bid-build fixed-price construction with standard bid security, performance and payment bonding, and insurance requirements typical of public works. Cedar Springs requires all bids to include familial-relationship disclosure statements and Iran Economic Sanctions Act compliance affidavits; project commencement is scheduled for April 1, 2027 with completion by July 31, 2027. The code shows active but limited recent procurement volume, making it a specialized category where demand clusters around agricultural education programs and research facilities rather than continuous operational procurement.