UNSPSC 72154004: Building mover service

The moving of buildings owned by others

UNSPSC 72154004 Building mover service (Commodity) spans structural relocation and demolition work being solicited across state and local jurisdictions, though the recent opportunities under this code show a mismatch between the nominal scope and what is actually being bought. The code's name suggests moving intact structures, yet the recent solicitations predominantly involve office furniture and equipment moving, modular classroom removal and disposal, site demolition with hazardous-materials abatement, and irrigation system installation. Only one opportunity—Forsyth County, Georgia's as-needed moving services RFP (due October 22, 2026)—aligns directly with general moving services, while others represent demolition, environmental remediation, or facility systems work. Issuing bodies include county governments (Walton County, Forsyth County), state education departments (Mississippi Department of Education), state infrastructure authorities (California High-Speed Rail Authority), school districts (Charles County Public Schools in Maryland), and state rehabilitation departments (California Department of Rehabilitation). The mismatch suggests either miscoding or very limited activity under the code's intended scope.

Recent opportunities cluster in Florida, California, Georgia, Maryland, and Mississippi. Representative solicitations include Walton County's ITQ for complete demolition or removal by relocation of a residential structure in Santa Rosa Beach (due October 21, 2026, with 30-day completion); the California High-Speed Rail Authority's IFB for right-of-way clearance and demolition with hazardous-materials abatement at Hanford (IFB HSR26-24, due September 2, 2026, prevailing wage and 25 percent Small Business utilization goal); the California Department of Rehabilitation's three separate IFBs for office moving services across Central Coast, Greater San Diego, and Inland Empire districts (all due June 25–July 23, 2026, with estimated values around $49,900 each over three years and California Small Business and DVBE preferences); Charles County Public Schools' ITB for school moving services on task order contract basis (due June 4, 2026); and Mississippi Department of Education's modular classroom removal project awarded to Wynn and Weeks Outdoor Services LLC for $15,800. The code shows light recent activity, with opportunities concentrated on West Coast demolition/environmental work and office relocation rather than structural building moving.