UNSPSC 78101804: Relocation services

UNSPSC 78101804 Relocation services (Commodity) spans the physical movement of goods, equipment, personnel, and property for state and local agencies, encompassing everything from household and office relocations to specialized equipment moves, artifact collection transfers, and emergency logistics. State and local governments soliciting under this code are acquiring professional moving services—packing, crating, transportation, installation, and related handling—for diverse operational needs ranging from routine facility consolidations to time-sensitive deployments of medical supplies and specialized instrumentation.

Issuing bodies span state agencies (Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Michigan Department of Natural Resources, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Texas Department of Transportation, California Department of Water Resources), county and municipal governments (Pinellas County School District, Monroe County Florida, City of Austin, City of Atlanta, City of Dallas), and special-purpose districts (Orange County Transportation Authority). Recent activity shows Texas state agencies and Florida state agencies posting multiple relocation solicitations. Representative recent solicitations include the Texas Department of Public Safety's IFB for vehicle transport services (due July 31, 2026) covering daily shuttle of approximately six vehicles between Austin headquarters and Georgetown; Pinellas County School District's sealed-bid procurement for 24/7 towing and recovery services (due July 29, 2026) with annual estimated value of $70,000 and response-time requirements of 30 minutes county-wide; Florida Department of Law Enforcement's Fort Myers Regional Operations Center relocation ITB (due June 11, 2026) for five-phase movement of office equipment, furniture, and laboratory instrumentation across 40,000 square feet of usable space; and Texas Facilities Commission's RFQ for freight transportation of federal surplus property to warehouses in Austin, San Antonio, and Fort Worth (due August 7, 2026) operating on open enrollment with existing vendor pools of approximately 20 qualified carriers and year-to-date loads valued at $667,927.37. Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Texas and Florida, with secondary activity in Michigan, California, Nevada, and Illinois. The code sees steady state-level demand for emergency logistics, warehouse and equipment storage, specialized equipment relocation requiring certification (Qiagen instruments, Agilent forensic equipment), and routine facility consolidations.