UNSPSC 95121910: Junior high or middle school

A school generally containing grades 7 through 9 or 6 through 8

UNSPSC 95121910 Junior high or middle school (Commodity) encompasses state and local procurement activity focused on construction, renovation, and facility improvements at middle schools and junior high facilities, grounded in recent solicitations for auditorium seating replacement, HVAC modernization, security vestibule installation, flooring work, and comprehensive campus additions and renovations. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code span school districts across multiple states — Cobb County Schools and Savannah-Chatham County Public School System in Georgia, Wayne County School District in Mississippi, Douglas County Schools in Georgia, DeKalb County School District in Georgia, and Gwinnett County Board of Education in Georgia — with heavy concentration among Georgia school systems. The work spans interior and exterior facility upgrades, structural repairs, mechanical and electrical systems replacement, and security infrastructure, typically valued between $90,000 and $30 million depending on project scope.

Recent representative opportunities include Cobb County Schools' auditorium seating and flooring work at five middle schools (Awtrey, Barber, Cooper, Daniell, and Lovinggood) with bids due November 4–5, 2026; Savannah-Chatham County Public School System's RFQ C27-07 for on-call small construction projects under $250,000 with qualifications due November 19, 2026, and its sealed-bid security vestibule project at Oglethorpe Charter School due November 19, 2026; Wayne County School District's CM at Risk RFP for $35 million athletic facilities and administrative office construction with proposals due November 12, 2026; and DeKalb County School District's RFQu 27-752-819 for CM at Risk services on a $30 million Stoneview Elementary modernization with submissions due November 5, 2026. Georgia dominates recent posting volume, followed by Michigan (Utica Community Schools, Paw Paw Public Schools) and Texas (Austin Independent School District). The code shows strong current activity, with opportunities clustered in late October and early November 2026 across capital improvement, renovation, and infrastructure replacement initiatives.