UNSPSC 92112300: Military bases

UNSPSC 92112300 Military bases, a Class code, shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. The taxonomy nominally covers real estate and facility services at military installations, but the opportunities posted under this code do not reflect military base work; instead, they span federal funds tracking systems, flight school compliance oversight, AI-powered camera monitoring, fire service consolidation studies, explosive detection canine services, ergonomic evaluations, medical center audio/visual systems, disaster inspection services, and dozens of other unrelated professional services and infrastructure projects across Texas, Florida, South Carolina, California, Connecticut, Georgia, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Illinois, and other jurisdictions. State and local agencies—county governments, cities, universities, special districts, and transit authorities—are issuing the bulk of these solicitations as RFPs, RFQs, RFIs, ITBs, and IFBs for consulting, security, emergency management, transportation planning, technology, and facility-related work.

The mismatch between code 92112300's title and the actual work being procured is substantial. Representative recent opportunities include the Texas Health and Human Services Commission's RFI for a Federal Funds Tracking System (July 2026), Texas State University's RFP for flight school compliance oversight (July 2026), Harris County's RFI for AI-powered camera monitoring (July 2026), the City of Orlando's RFP for security and access control changeover at Kia Center (June 2026), and Collin County's invitation for bids on electronic security system upgrades at a detention facility (January 2026). None of these solicitations involve military base operations, military facility leasing, or military-related real estate. The code does not appear to be actively used for its intended purpose in recent state and local procurement. Businesses evaluating this code should verify procurement source taxonomy assignments before pursuing opportunities, as category mislabeling is evident and the work available under this code does not align with military base–related services.