UNSPSC 95121504: Shop building

Buildings that house a single business engaged in direct sales

UNSPSC 95121504 Shop building (Commodity) spans pre-engineered metal structures and modular building systems that state and local governments procure for operational, storage, and functional facilities. Recent state and local opportunities under this code show active solicitation for metal buildings, steel structures with specialized uses, and prefabricated systems installed at operational sites. The City of DeBary, Florida posted a competitive bid (05-15) in May 2015 for delivery and installation of a 25-foot by 40-foot by 14-foot A-frame steel building for Rob Sullivan Park Maintenance Barn, requiring a pre-engineered steel structure with T-Truss System design, 140 MPH wind load capacity, roll-up garage doors, and completion within 15 calendar days of Notice to Proceed, with an estimated project cost of $16,000. The scope typically encompasses site-specific metal building procurement, delivery, foundation integration, and operational commissioning in active municipal and county parks, recreational facilities, and maintenance operations.

The code sees activity from municipal and county procurement offices across Florida, Georgia, and other states issuing IFBs and bids for modular metal structures supporting parks, maintenance, storage, and specialized operational uses. DeBary posted multiple metal-building-related opportunities in 2015—the maintenance barn project and irrigation system work—indicating repeat buying from smaller municipalities with distributed facilities needing quick-turnaround prefabricated structures. Recent activity is geographically concentrated in Florida and Georgia, with scattered solicitations across the South. The maintenance barn opportunity at DeBary exemplifies the scope: firms bidding these contracts must deliver engineering-to-order pre-engineered systems, manage logistics and installation logistics, coordinate with local permitting and site conditions, and meet tight completion windows (often two to four weeks) on active operational sites. Contractors typically encounter standard insurance, bonding, and prevailing-wage compliance; no sector-specific set-asides or preferences are evident in recent postings.