UNSPSC 72121500: Industrial plant construction services

The building of industrial plants owned by others

UNSPSC 72121500 Industrial plant construction services is a Class code under which state and local governments procure construction of new facilities, renovations, and infrastructure improvements at public properties including correctional facilities, state parks, airports, water authorities, and educational institutions. Recent solicitations show a mix of new construction (fire stations, storage buildings, hangars), facility renovations (bathroom upgrades, housing unit conversions, boiler replacement), environmental remediation (landfill capping, groundwater treatment), and specialized systems installation (video management systems, paging systems, HVAC replacement). The issuing bodies are primarily state departments (Michigan Department of Technology Management & Budget, Florida Department of Environmental Protection delegations), counties (Flagler, Collin, Escambia, Montgomery, Beaufort), cities (Gallup, Charlotte, Easton), school districts (Sandusky Community Schools, Los Angeles Unified, Eastern Connecticut State University), water authorities (Clayton County Water Authority, Easton Suburban Water Authority), and transit or facility authorities (Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue). Michigan's Department of Technology Management & Budget appears repeatedly across correctional facility work, state park improvements, and environmental remediation projects.

Recent opportunities span Florida, Michigan, New Mexico, Texas, Connecticut, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Oregon, South Carolina, and Ohio. Representative solicitations include Flagler County Board of County Commissioners (ITB #26-ITB-019, two hurricane-resilient fairgrounds buildings, due August 17, 2026), Michigan Department of Technology Management & Budget (RFQ 751/24215.JLM, Rose Lake State Game Area facility improvements including 4,517 square feet of new building and administration building renovation, due August 5, 2026), City of Gallup, New Mexico (ITB-2701, whole block reconstruction of Ciniza Drive with concrete box culvert and utility work, due July 28, 2026), and Collin County, Texas (IFB 2026-240, Juvenile Detention Center facade replacement with EIFS cladding and mockup requirements, due August 20, 2026). Prevailing wage requirements, 5% bid security, performance and payment bonds, state project registration, and Service Disabled Veteran Owned Business preferences (typically 10% pricing advantage under state Public Acts) are standard across recent bids. Most contracts run 60–365 days from Notice to Proceed with liquidated damages ranging from $150 to $3,813 per day.