UNSPSC 95121504: Shop building

Buildings that house a single business engaged in direct sales

UNSPSC 95121504 Shop building is a Commodity code that spans interior and exterior renovation, new construction, and specialized facility work for state and local government operations. State and local governments procure under this code everything from senior center and fire station construction, to detention facility facade work, courthouse repairs, and restroom renovations across municipal parks and public facilities. The issuing bodies are diverse—county boards of commissioners, cities, independent school districts, state financing commissions on behalf of university systems, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts—with no single repeat buyer dominating recent activity. Florida counties (Collier, Escambia, Lee, Orange, Seminole, Broward) and Georgia jurisdictions (Gwinnett, Columbus State University via GSFIC, Atlanta schools, Dalton Parks) drive a significant share of visible solicitations, while Texas agencies and Pennsylvania counties show steady but lighter activity. The work ranges from lump-sum design-build and construction-manager-at-risk (CMAR) delivery on large capital projects ($50 million-plus school and university facilities, detention expansions, new fire stations) down to fixed-price IFB and RFQ bids on restroom and facade renovations, bridge replacements, and facility hardening work spanning $100,000 to $6 million.

Representative recent activity includes Collier County's $5.6 million Collier Senior Center Expansion Project (IFB 26-8672, response due August 31, 2026), which couples new 2,710-square-foot addition with building hardening and relocation services; Collin County's $240,000 Juvenile Detention Facade Replacement (IFB 2026-240, response due August 20, 2026), scoping EIFS cladding and substrate repair; and Escambia County's Paradise Beach Fire Station 20 new construction (ITB, response due August 12, 2026), a 12,780-square-foot emergency response facility. Beyond these, activity spans design-build services for aircraft hangars (Beaufort County), HVAC loop extensions and roofing at community colleges (Collin College), elevator and building facade work, and renovation of historic structures (Ritz Theatre, Albany, Georgia). Set-asides including Davis-Bacon wage requirements, Section 3 employment benchmarks, minority/women-owned small business participation goals, and local-vendor preferences frequently apply, particularly on federally funded or grant-backed projects. Liquidated damages run $500–$3,813 per day, and performance/payment bonds at 100 percent of contract value are standard on awards exceeding $100,000.