UNSPSC 80131503: Land leases

UNSPSC 80131503 Land leases, a Commodity code, encompasses the lease of real property by state and local governments for diverse operational, agricultural, recreational, and developmental purposes. Recent solicitations show government bodies leasing land for agricultural production, parking and concession operations, medical aviation facilities, nonprofit service provision, hydrogen refueling infrastructure, and property repositioning—with lessees bearing costs for maintenance, utilities, insurance, improvements, and site development while the government retains ownership and periodic revenue streams.

State departments, counties, cities, school districts, and special-purpose authorities all solicit under this code. County parks and open space departments emerge as repeat buyers: Boulder County Parks & Open Space has issued at least three recent agricultural leases (the AHI Agricultural Lease at approximately 756 acres for $32,500 annually, the James Construction Agricultural Open Space lease at 31 acres for $2,700 annually, and the Wilkie Miller Agricultural Open Space lease at approximately 54.5 acres for $1,100 annually, all via RFP with evaluation weighting sustainability alignment, operational plans, experience, equipment, and financial viability). Pasco County (Florida), Williamson County (Texas), and the City of Albuquerque each solicited agricultural or operational leases. Municipal airports, cities, and health and human services agencies round out the buyer mix. Recent opportunities cluster in Colorado, Texas, Florida, Georgia, New Mexico, Arizona, California, and Washington. Representative solicitations include Fayette County, Georgia's ITB for a three-parcel 22-acre land lease adjacent to its solid waste transfer station with responses due August 6, 2026 (lease term execution through June 30, 2027, with automatic one-year renewals, lessee responsible for utilities, maintenance, operations, and $1,000,000 liability insurance); Sacramento County's RFS for hydrogen refueling station design, construction, operation, and maintenance on a two-acre site with a long-term land lease up to 15 years and responses due by October 27, 2025; and the City of Tampa's RFP for a 501(c)(3) nonprofit lessee to operate recreational and educational programs in a 19,050-square-foot building in Ybor City with a five-year initial term and triple-net structure, responses due March 6, 2026.