UNSPSC 95121500: Commercial and entertainment buildings and structures

Buildings and structures that are used for either commercial or entertainment purposes

UNSPSC 95121500 Commercial and entertainment buildings and structures is a Class code covering the design, construction, renovation, and infrastructure work that state and local governments undertake to build, expand, or restore public-use facilities. Recent opportunities under this code show counties, cities, school districts, and special-purpose authorities soliciting for new construction and major renovation of senior centers, fire stations, courthouses, municipal offices, recreational facilities, educational buildings, and airport infrastructure. The scope spans full design-build and construction manager-at-risk delivery, general contracting, and specialized trades including structural work, mechanical and electrical systems, site development, and interior finishes. Collier County's solicitation for the Collier Senior Center Expansion Project—a $5,600,000 IFB for new construction, building hardening, and storage relocation due August 31, 2026—exemplifies the scale and complexity typical of opportunities under this code, as does Escambia County's $3,813-per-day liquidated-damages fire station project and the City of Albany's Davis-Bacon-subject Ritz Theatre renovation with 25 percent small business participation goals.

Issuing bodies include county governments (Collier, Escambia, Montgomery, Orange, Okaloosa), municipalities (Albany, Charlotte, Meriden, Saint Pete Beach, Gainesville), school districts and higher-education institutions (Atlanta Independent Schools, Collin College, Georgia Tech, Columbus State University, Texas Tech), and special districts (Lee County Port Authority, Clayton County Water Authority, Seminole County Board of Commissioners). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Pennsylvania, and Connecticut, with recent opportunities spanning senior centers, fire stations, courthouses, library renovations, airport facilities, water infrastructure, sports complexes, and demolition work. Representative recent solicitations include Collin County's facade replacement IFB due August 20, 2026 ($240,000 opinion of probable cost); the City of Pembroke Pines' federally funded restroom renovations RFB due July 21, 2026 ($310,000 estimated value with Davis-Bacon and Section 3 compliance); Orange County's bridge replacement project due July 7, 2026 ($6.2 million); and multiple CMAR and design-build qualifications for higher-education and municipal projects ranging from $8.5 million to $163.7 million. Prevailing wage, federal compliance (Davis-Bacon, E-Verify, Section 3, Buy American), and local preference programs are routine requirements across the jurisdiction mix.