UNSPSC 86140000: Educational facilities

UNSPSC 86140000 Educational facilities is a Family code spanning the design, construction, renovation, and modernization of school buildings, administrative facilities, and campus infrastructure that state and local government entities purchase or contract for. The code captures a range of work types: capital expansion projects like elementary building additions, third-floor renovations of municipal administrative buildings, and specialized facilities such as animal shelter adoption facilities and parking structures; facility upgrades including window replacement, roof repairs, elevator modernization, and security system installations; and specialized services like homebound instructional support and mentoring programs. Recent solicitations show substantial activity in flood-resilient residential elevation and mitigation reconstruction work in Florida, funded through FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program dollars and procured by cities (Port Orange, Fort Myers) and counties. State and local education agencies, municipal public works departments, county facility boards, and independent school districts are the primary buyers. The mix includes state colleges, school districts (Boyne City Public Schools in Michigan, Meriden Public Schools in Connecticut, Christina School District in Delaware, Buffalo Public Schools in New York), municipalities (City of St. Cloud, City of Lompoc, City of Bloomington, City of Plant City, City of Meriden), counties (Volusia County, Orange County, Collin County, Flagler County, Clay County in Florida, Boulder County in Colorado, Pinellas County in Florida), and specialized authorities (Broward County Transportation Department, Brazos River Authority, Sacramento County Department of Airports, West Basin Municipal Water District).

Geographic activity concentrates heavily in Florida (Port Orange, St. Cloud, Fort Myers, Volusia County, Orange County, Pinellas County, Flagler County, Clay County, Plant City), with secondary clusters in Michigan (Boyne City), Connecticut (Meriden, Sherman), Colorado (Boulder County), and isolated activity across Arizona, Illinois, California, Kentucky, and the Northeast. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Port Orange requesting proposals for elevation of eleven flood-prone single-family homes (RFP 26-24-CW, proposals due November 13, 2026), Boyne City Public Schools seeking sealed bids for elementary building addition and renovation (RFPBOYN2700000000681, bids due October 29, 2026), Walton County requesting sealed quotes for a 2-foot by 2-foot suspended acoustical ceiling system installation (ITQ26001, quotes due October 8, 2026), and Broward County Transportation Department soliciting bids for an open-end contract to furnish labor and materials for ADA-compliant bus stop landing pads and transit amenities throughout the county (TRN2132943B1, proposals due November 2, 2026, 70% FTA-funded and subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage). Flood resilience and climate adaptation work, particularly in coastal Florida jurisdictions, represents a significant share of current procurement activity under this code.