UNSPSC 95121611: Airport building

The buildings where by passengers and employees engage in the riding of airplanes

UNSPSC 95121611 Airport building is a Commodity code that encompasses renovation, construction, and professional services work at airport facilities. Recent state and local opportunities posted under this code show mixed application: while some solicitations involve core airport infrastructure projects aligned with the code's nominal scope, others represent specialized professional services and facilities maintenance that stretch the code's traditional definition. State and local governments are actively procuring airport-building-related work through a mix of issuing bodies, including city aviation departments (Orlando International Airport, Eugene Airport, Southwest Florida International, Dallas Love Field), county airport authorities (Sacramento International, Orange County's John Wayne Airport, Broward County, Lee County), municipal airport commissions (Tri-County Airport in Wisconsin), and specialized authorities (Ontario International Airport Authority, Lehigh-Northampton Airport Authority). Repeat buyers include Orlando International Airport (soliciting multiple scopes including airline technical representation, utility master planning, and taxiway rehabilitation), Lee County Port Authority (restroom remodels, overpass signage, West Ramp Expansion), and several Georgia jurisdictions managing regional airports.

Recent solicitations reveal active procurement across terminal building rehabilitation, airfield pavement work, hangar development, and specialized equipment installation. Representative opportunities include Orlando International Airport's ITN 26581 for an Airline Technical Representative (due August 12, 2026), a specialized professional services role valued at approximately $7.5 million; the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority's IFB 26-614 for Taxiway E & F Rehabilitation at MCO (due May 5, 2026), a $25 to $29 million federally funded infrastructure project; the City of Eugene's ITB 20272002 for Concourse A Passenger Boarding Bridge Upgrades (due July 30, 2026); and Broward County Aviation Department's procurement for replacement of 22 rooftop HVAC air handler units on Terminal 3 at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (due July 29, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, Southwest Florida, Jacksonville-area airports), Georgia (Thomasville, Peachtree City, Atlanta-area), California (Sacramento, Ontario), and Texas (Dallas, Waco), with scattered activity in the Midwest and Pacific Northwest. Most opportunities carry federal FAA Airport Improvement Program funding, triggering Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements, Buy American preferences, and federal compliance standards including DBE participation tracking. Many solicitations use competitive sealed-bid or design-build selection processes with emphasis on FAA coordination, airport security clearances, and 24/7 operational constraints.