UNSPSC 95121700: Public buildings and structures

UNSPSC 95121700 Public buildings and structures is a Class code encompassing the construction, renovation, and site development of municipal, institutional, and recreational facilities. State and local governments buy under this code a wide range of work: new building construction such as police complexes and recreation centers; comprehensive renovations including mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems upgrades; site improvements including parking, landscaping, and stormwater management; specialized facilities such as fire stations, jail expansions, and maintenance buildings; and ancillary work such as roof replacement, restroom upgrades, and equipment installation. Recent solicitations show state departments, counties, cities, school districts, and special-purpose districts (fire rescue, transit, utilities commissions) all using the code, with school districts and county facilities departments appearing as frequent buyers. Florida municipalities—particularly Orange County, Escambia County, and the City of DeBary—show particularly active procurement, along with Georgia school districts and state technical colleges.

State and local issuers are actively procuring under this code across Florida, Georgia, California, South Carolina, Texas, Michigan, and Massachusetts. Representative recent opportunities include the City of DeBary's Rob Sullivan Park irrigation improvements and maintenance barn projects (IFB and ITB, responses due April and May 2015), the Public Safety Complex in DeBary ($1.1 million, sealed proposals due November 2014), Collier County's Immokalee Sports Complex Phase 1A & 1B ($6.24 million, IFB with bids due November 2, 2026), Wayne County School District's athletic facilities and central office ($35 million, construction management at risk with proposals due November 12, 2026), Broward County's transit shelters and amenities (FTA-funded, bids due October 23, 2026), and numerous design-build and CMAR projects for educational and municipal facilities across Georgia and Florida. Competitive sealed bidding, design-build delivery, and construction management at-risk models are all common; Davis-Bacon and Section 3 prevailing wage compliance, as well as small business, minority business, and veteran business set-asides and preferences, appear regularly across funded projects.