UNSPSC 95120000: Permanent buildings and structures

Permanent real property buildings and related structural assets

UNSPSC 95120000 Permanent buildings and structures (Family) encompasses renovation, expansion, and construction of school facilities, municipal buildings, detention centers, recreational venues, treatment plants, and other public infrastructure. State and local governments solicit work under this code for classroom additions, bathroom and kitchen renovations, roof and HVAC replacements, facility modernization, and multi-phase campus redevelopment projects. The issuing bodies include school districts (Austin Independent School District, Rochester Community Schools, Greenville Public Schools, Fulton County Schools), county governments (Jackson County Parks and Recreation, Seminole County, Beaufort County, Orange County, Hillsborough County), cities (Orlando, Bridgeport, Detroit, Kingman, Wichita, Daytona Beach, Tucson), and specialized districts (Sacramento County, Sarasota County, Harris County Hospital District). Activity concentrates in Texas, Michigan, Florida, Connecticut, Colorado, and California, with representative solicitations across the Southeast, Midwest, Southwest, and West.

Recent activity includes Austin Independent School District's $2.166947 million HVAC and facility improvements at Baranoff Elementary (RFP, due November 3, 2026); Hillsborough County's $16.5 million term contract for miscellaneous facilities construction and renovation (IFB, due November 17, 2026); Orange County's $77.147255 million design-build chilled water system upgrade at the Convention Center North-South Building (design-build RFP, due October 15, 2026); Rochester Community Schools' roofing program at multiple school facilities (sealed bid, due October 27, 2026); Jackson County, Missouri's playground, shelter, and sidewalk construction at Alex George Wetland Recreation Area (RFP, due November 10, 2026); and Volusia County's roof replacement and domestic water piping work at the Palmetto House under CDBG-DR funding (IFB, due October 29, 2026). Opportunities range from single-facility projects under $250,000 to multi-year term contracts and design-build engagements exceeding $70 million. Many solicitations impose prevailing wage requirements, bonding obligations at 5 to 10 percent of bid amount with performance and payment bonds at 100 percent upon award, and compliance with state or federal regulations including Davis-Bacon, Section 3 workforce provisions, Buy America Act requirements, and E-Verify employment verification.