UNSPSC 80131504: Offshore temporary housing service

Service to provide and manage temporary housing at project or camp locations

UNSPSC 80131504 Offshore temporary housing service is a Commodity code that in practice covers residential property leasing, property management services, and temporary or emergency housing procurement by state and local jurisdictions—a scope broader than the "offshore" descriptor alone would suggest. State and local governments use this code for long-term property leases to house employees or serve operational needs, emergency temporary housing activation in response to crises or housing shortages, and professional property management of owned or controlled residential portfolios. Issuing bodies include county commissioners, city governments, state agencies, special-purpose authorities such as land bank and corridor improvement authorities, universities, and regional departments. The Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority in Jackson, Michigan and the Griffin-Spalding County Land Bank Authority in Georgia appear as repeat buyers seeking property management and housing development services tied to blight remediation and affordable housing missions.

Recent activity spans Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Texas, and Arizona. Clay County, Florida is leasing a county-owned former Tax Collector property for long-term tenant occupancy with capital improvements (RFB 2526114, due November 23, 2026). The City of Phoenix solicited emergency temporary housing services (RFQU260295, due October 30, 2026) with potential coordination to Aviation Department operations and prequalified restoration contractors. The Martin Luther King Corridor Improvement Authority in Jackson, Michigan posted two property management RFPs (2026DEI041 and 2026DEI049 rebid, due August 13 and November 2, 2026 respectively) covering portfolios of four to thirteen properties totaling 65,000–67,000 square feet. The Griffin-Spalding County Land Bank Authority in Georgia solicited infill single-family housing development on three parcels at Pamela Drive (PE33658NONST2027000000006, due November 23, 2026). The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department leased a residential property in Kinney County (8022677168V2, due June 15, 2026). Volusia County, Florida and Texas Tech University posted housing-related RFPs earlier in 2026 addressing affordable multifamily development and student housing respectively.