UNSPSC 95121903: Lecture theater

A lecture theater is a building or structure where lectures and presentations for large audiences are held

UNSPSC 95121903 Lecture theater, a Commodity code, encompasses design and construction of assembly and educational facility spaces, grounded in the recent state and local solicitations below. State and local governments acquire lecture theater construction as part of broader building expansion, renovation, and new-construction projects—typically integrated into higher-education campuses, school districts, and public institutions rather than procured as standalone facilities. The work includes structural design, interior finishes, seating infrastructure, mechanical systems, audio-visual integration, and building-envelope hardening to meet occupancy and code standards.

Recent activity under this code shows limited direct representation; the most closely aligned solicitations involve educational and assembly-use facility construction in Georgia, Florida, Michigan, and Texas. The issuing bodies span school districts (Collier County Board of County Commissioners, Atlanta Independent School System, Parkrose School District), state university systems (Texas A&M University System, Georgia Institute of Technology, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center, Tarleton State University, University of Texas System), county governments (Orange County Florida, Cobb County Georgia), and special-purpose districts. Representative opportunities include Collier County's Collier Senior Center Expansion Project (IFB 26-8672, due August 31, 2026), a $5.6 million project adding a 2,710-square-foot expansion with conference rooms and IT spaces to an existing 7,120-square-foot senior center in Naples, Florida; Parkrose School District's Prescott Elementary Seismic & Energy Upgrades (RFP, due August 12, 2026) in Portland, Oregon, partially funded by the Portland Clean Energy Community Benefits Fund and requiring structural rehabilitation and building-envelope upgrades; and Atlanta Independent School System's New A.D. Williams Elementary School (RFP, due July 31, 2026), a $50 million new construction project for a K-5 facility with 900 seats in Georgia. Georgia, Florida, Texas, and Oregon show the most recent activity under this commodity code.