UNSPSC 95120000: Permanent buildings and structures

Permanent real property buildings and related structural assets

UNSPSC 95120000 Permanent buildings and structures, a Family code, encompasses the design and construction of new buildings and major facility expansions, renovations, and infrastructure improvements that state and local governments procure to house operations, services, or public programs. Recent solicitations show government bodies purchasing new senior centers and sports complexes, facility hardening and seismic retrofits, restroom and interior renovations at schools and public buildings, parking structure repairs, operational facility upgrades such as HVAC and roofing systems, and fire station construction—work ranging from $160,000 single-trade projects to $20 million construction engineering oversight assignments. The issuing bodies span state departments, counties, cities, school districts, transit authorities, and special-purpose water and utility districts across multiple states. Repeat buyers include Collier County (Florida), Orange County (Florida), Hillsborough County (Florida), Colorado state facilities, and smaller municipalities, reflecting ongoing capital-maintenance demand across jurisdictions of all sizes.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Colorado, California, and the Northeast, with scattered solicitations in Texas, New Mexico, and other states. Representative recent opportunities include Collier County's $5.6 million Collier Senior Center Expansion and hardening project under IFB 26-8672 (due August 31, 2026), with local-vendor preference and CDBG-MIT grant funding; Hillsborough County's $12.65 million Southshore Sports Complex Phase 2 under IFB 26-00279 (due August 11, 2026), with an 8% SBE subcontractor goal; Escambia County's Paradise Beach Fire Station 20 construction under sealed bid (due August 12, 2026); and Orange County's $5.66 million Horizon West Trail project with boardwalk and utility improvements under sealed bid (due August 13, 2026). Texas Southern University's campus-wide restroom renovations (ITB 717-26-760, due August 13, 2026) and the City of Pendleton, Oregon's wastewater treatment facility operational building and storage structure (due August 6, 2026) exemplify mid-scale facility work. Nearly all solicitations require prevailing wage compliance, performance and payment bonds at 100 percent of contract value, and commercial general liability ranging from $500,000 to $4 million per occurrence. Local-vendor preferences apply in Florida counties; federal Davis-Bacon and Buy America requirements attach to grant-funded projects.