UNSPSC 95121502: Parking structure

A building or structure that is used for the rental of parking to the general public

UNSPSC 95121502 Parking structure, a Commodity code, covers the design, construction, renovation, and site work for parking facilities and related structures that state and local governments procure. Recent solicitations show the code encompasses diverse parking-related work: from small pavilion and shelter structures to major transportation infrastructure projects and parking components within larger facility development. State and local issuing bodies—counties, cities, transit authorities, universities, school districts, and special-purpose districts—solicit under this code for both standalone parking improvements and parking elements embedded in comprehensive facility projects.

The geographic spread spans Florida (Volusia, Orange, Pinellas, Palm Beach, Seminole counties), Georgia (Cherokee, Colquitt, Monroe counties; state entities), California (Santa Clara, Sacramento counties; Ashland, Santa Cruz cities), Texas, Connecticut, and Washington, with recent activity concentrated in the Southeast and West Coast. Representative opportunities include Pinellas County's Gulf Beach Water Booster Station Improvements and two-step ITB process requiring FDOT pre-qualification or Florida General Contractor licensing and 11% Small Business Enterprise participation (bids due October 20, 2026); Clay County's Public-Private Partnership for the Clay County Regional Sports Complex Expansion, a Design-Build-Finance-Operate-Maintain engagement spanning approximately 250 acres with responses due November 9, 2026; Orange County's Storm Water Pipe Slip Lining Rehabilitation, a five-year requirements contract with base-year cost of $7.9 million (bids due October 20, 2026); and Volusia County's two beach access ramp reconstruction projects following Hurricane Ian damage, each requiring marine-turtle-protection compliance and composite sheet pile seawall installation (bids due November 5, 2026). Multi-million-dollar projects dominate recent activity, with issuing bodies imposing SBE and M/WBE participation goals, prevailing wage compliance, performance and payment bonds, and site-visit attendance requirements. The code sees active procurement across traditional capital improvement work and emerging green infrastructure and resilience initiatives.