UNSPSC 80131501: Residential rental

UNSPSC 80131501 Residential rental is a Commodity code encompassing residential leasing and property occupancy arrangements that state and local governments procure for employee housing, emergency temporary shelter, student accommodation, and portfolio management of owned or controlled residential properties. Recent solicitations show state and local bodies seeking rental leases for specific residential needs—single-family houses or apartments meeting defined square footage and bedroom counts, furnished or unfurnished student apartments with compliance to state housing law, emergency temporary housing capacity, and long-term leases of county-owned residential structures to activate vacant commercial properties with tenant-led improvements. The issuing-body mix spans county boards (Clay County, Kinsey County), municipal governments (City of Tempe, City of Phoenix), special-purpose authorities (Griffin-Spalding County Land Bank Authority, Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority), state agencies (Texas Parks and Wildlife Department), and university systems (Texas Tech University). Property management services—rent collection, maintenance coordination, lease administration, and vendor oversight across multi-property portfolios—also appear under this code as distinct from the direct rental transaction.

Recent opportunities cluster in Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Texas, and Arizona. Clay County Board of County Commissioners posted an RFP on October 12, 2026 (due November 23, 2026) for a long-term lease of a vacant county-owned former Tax Collector site in Orange Park, Florida, with tenant-executed capital improvements required. The Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority in Jackson, Michigan solicited property management services covering four to thirteen mixed-use residential and commercial properties twice—an initial RFP posted October 2, 2026 (due August 13, 2026) and a rebid (due November 2, 2026)—with monthly management fees and debris cleanup and stabilization of vacant structures in scope. Texas Tech University issued an RFP on June 8, 2026 (due March 10, 2026) for 100 to 300 furnished off-campus student beds with HUB subcontracting requirements, fully furnished units, and private bathrooms per Texas Senate Bill 8. The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department requested bids on June 15, 2026 (due same day) for one residential lease in Kinney County covering 1,500 to 2,000 square feet, minimum three bedrooms, central HVAC, and washer-dryer hookups for a 24-month initial term with renewal options through 2036. The Volusia County Department of Community Services solicited affordable multi-family rental housing construction or rehabilitation with $460,000 in deferred, forgivable SHIP loan funds (due June 10, 2026), contingent on Florida Housing Finance Corporation RFA approval and ten very low-income units deed-restricted for fifty years.