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, a Commodity code, covers the physical installation, elevation, foundation work, and site preparation required to place manufactured homes on permanent foundations — work state and local governments are actively procuring to address disaster recovery, emergency sheltering, and affordable housing needs. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing complete turnkey manufactured home installation including site assessment, demolition of existing structures, foundation installation to flood-elevation standards, utility connections and reconnections, driveway and site restoration, and post-installation certification. This work spans FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program projects, HUD Community Development Block Grant – Disaster Recovery funding, and state emergency management operations, with scope extending to specialty work such as ADA-compliant lift installation, compliance with flood-resilience codes, and energy-efficient construction practices.

Issuing bodies include county housing departments (Boulder County, Colorado), state emergency management agencies (Florida Division of Emergency Management), municipal purchasing offices (City of Port Orange, Florida), state parks authorities (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department), and water management districts (St. Johns River Water Management District). Recent opportunities concentrate in Florida and Colorado, with activity also in Texas. Representative recent solicitations include the City of Port Orange ITB 26-18-CW for elevation and reconstruction of a flood-prone manufactured home in a mobile home park community with a maximum FEMA grant share of $220,000 (bids due November 13, 2026); Boulder County Housing Department's July 2026 and September 2026 Solicitation of Qualifications seeking pre-qualified contractors for CDBG-DR mobile home replacement projects estimated at approximately $900,000 across three homes in Boulder County, with first task orders anticipated in October or November 2026; and the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department's June 2026 RFP for delivery and installation of one new manufactured housing unit at San Angelo State Park with an urgent completion timeline. The Florida Division of Emergency Management's October 2026 RFP 16906 for logistics services supporting Non-Congregate Sheltering and State-Managed Direct Housing programs includes travel trailer and manufactured housing unit procurement and installation statewide, with a three-year initial term and potential three-year renewal, though no guaranteed volumes.