UNSPSC 72154004: Building mover service

The moving of buildings owned by others

UNSPSC 72154004 Building mover service is a Commodity code encompassing comprehensive office and classroom relocation work that state and local governments contract on a task-order or standing-pool basis, including packing, transportation, unpacking, furniture disassembly and reassembly, pad-wrapping of sensitive equipment, secured storage, and removal of surplus property and debris. School districts, state agencies, counties, and special-purpose authorities solicit under this code, with Charles County Public Schools (Maryland), the California Department of Rehabilitation, the State Water Resources Control Board, California Governor's Office of Emergency Services, and School District U-46 (Illinois) appearing as repeat recent buyers. Work spans educational facility moves within and between school buildings, state agency office relocations across multiple districts, and county-wide administrative moves; prevailing wage requirements apply in California and Illinois jurisdictions, and most solicitations include small-business and disabled-veteran enterprise set-asides or preferences ranging from 3% to 5%.

Recent activity concentrates in California and the Mid-Atlantic region. Representative current solicitations include Charles County Public Schools' ITB for School Moving Services (task order contract, sealed bids due June 4, 2026), the County of Sacramento's RFP to establish a moving-services vendor pool under the Sacramento County Procurement Alliance cooperative program (responses due June 25, 2026, with local and micro-business preferences), the California Department of Rehabilitation's three concurrent IFBs for office moving across the Central Coast, Greater San Diego, and Inland Empire districts (bids due June 25–July 23, 2026; estimated contract values $49,900 each over three years with prevailing wage and small-business set-asides), the California Governor's Office of Emergency Services' RFQ for assembly and disassembly of modular furniture systems at thirteen statewide locations restricted to certified small businesses (responses due April 14, 2026), the State Water Resources Control Board's IFB for Northern and Southern California office moving (bids due February 11, 2026; mandatory 3% DVBE participation), and School District U-46's IFB for summer 2026 classroom moves across its 57-school district (bids due February 18, 2026 via electronic portal; prevailing wage in designated schools). Contractors typically submit hourly rates by labor classification (driver, mover, helper/laborer, supervisor, installer) and monthly storage fees, with not-to-exceed pricing and pass-through documentation for ancillary charges such as parking, fuel surcharges, and equipment rental.