UNSPSC 72121412: Bus station construction service

Construction of bus station

UNSPSC 72121412 Bus station construction service, a Commodity code, spans the design, fabrication, assembly, and installation of transit shelters and bus stop amenities for state and local transit agencies. Recent solicitations reveal that state and local governments procure prefabricated shelter structures (including standard, compact, and extended-roof designs), integrated accessories (benches, bike racks, waste containers, solar lighting), concrete pads and site preparation, and the labor to transport, assemble, and install these components at individual stops or across multiple transit locations. Work ranges from full-service construction contracts managing installation at dozens of sites to individual shelter purchases for discrete locations, with federal compliance requirements—including Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, Buy America domestic sourcing, Americans with Disabilities Act compliance, and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise participation goals—appearing consistently across opportunities.

Transit authorities and regional transportation bodies dominate the issuing-body mix, with Collier County Board of County Commissioners, Los Angeles County Public Works, Jacksonville Transportation Authority, Chatham Area Transit Authority, and smaller municipal transit systems (Gainesville RTS, Park City, Alexandria City) posting recent opportunities. Counties in Florida show particular recent activity. Representative recent solicitations include Collier County's ITB for transit shelters and amenities due August 17, 2026, covering four shelter designs with solar integration, benches, waste containers, and bike racks under federal grant funding; the Chatham Area Transit Authority's RFP for bus amenities improvement due April 30, 2026, spanning shelter installation and refurbishment at up to 300 transit stops with an initial three-year term and two one-year renewals; and Sarasota County's unit price contract for transit shelter and shelter pad installation due March 10, 2026, requiring general contractors to construct concrete pads and install prefabricated shelters using Brasco International components across multiple Sarasota County locations. Work is concentrated in Florida and Georgia, with additional activity in Texas, Utah, and Virginia. Delivery timeframes typically extend 8 to 12 weeks from purchase order placement, and contract values historically range from $100,000 annually (Collier County) to multi-year commitments with 50–60 annual installations per year (Chatham Area Transit Authority).