UNSPSC 72153902: Mobile home site set up and tie down

The preparation and maintenance of mobile home site setups and tie downs for mobile homes owned by others

UNSPSC 72153902 Mobile home site set up and tie down, Commodity tier, encompasses the delivery, installation, foundation preparation, utility connections, and site anchoring of manufactured and mobile homes procured by state and local jurisdictions. Recent solicitations show state and local governments purchasing complete mobile home replacement and installation services under disaster recovery and capital improvement programs, with scope extending beyond site setup alone to include pre-construction assessments, demolition and site preparation, manufactured home delivery and placement, full utility connections (electrical, water, wastewater), exterior structures such as carports and porches, and turnkey operational readiness. The code attracts general contractors, manufactured home dealers and installers, and pre-engineered metal building firms. Issuing bodies include county housing and development departments, state parks and wildlife agencies, water management districts, fire departments and other emergency services, and city public works and facility departments. Colorado and Florida dominate recent activity, with additional solicitations in Georgia, Texas, and Oregon.

Boulder County Housing Department issued a Solicitation of Qualifications (SOQ) due July 27, 2026, to establish a pre-qualified contractor pool for the Community Development Block Grant–Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) Mobile Home Replacement Program, with individual projects spanning six to nine months and encompassing site visits, feasibility assessments, demolition, foundation installation, mobile home placement and utility connections, and project closeout under federal CDBG-DR compliance including Section 3 employment and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department requested proposals (due June 16, 2026) for delivery and installation of one new double-wide manufactured home at San Angelo State Park, including carport and exterior porches, with evaluation weighted 30 percent compensation, 20 percent qualifications, 30 percent home quality, and 20 percent delivery schedule. The St. Johns River Water Management District issued an RFP (due July 7, 2026) for purchase, delivery, setup, and turnkey installation of one double-wide mobile home with budget of $100,000 and completion by September 25, 2026. Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue in Oregon issued an RFQ (due March 6, 2026) for two manufactured homes configured as temporary fire station housing during station renovation, with delivery needed by June 4, 2026. Additional recent work includes site preparation and carport installation for Sarasota County (Quick Quote, April 2026) and pre-engineered metal building and pole barn construction for Kissimmee Utility Authority and City of Sebastian (ITBs, April–May 2026), indicating the code captures both standalone mobile home installation and ancillary site infrastructure projects.