UNSPSC 95122009: Mobile hospital

Hospital unit designed to provide service in the field, which can be moved from one place to another to meet the demands of the combat situation.

UNSPSC 95122009 Mobile hospital is a Commodity code that does not reflect the recent state and local solicitation activity tagged under it. The code's nominal scope—mobile hospital facilities—diverges sharply from what procurement offices are actually buying: portable office buildings, modular classrooms, storage structures, and related portable infrastructure. State and local governments are sourcing prefabricated, relocatable office and administrative facilities in various configurations—double-wide trailers, modular buildings, connex units, and steel-frame structures—for deployment at maintenance yards, police departments, waste water treatment plants, public works sites, school districts, and fire stations. The issuing bodies span city and county purchasing offices, school districts, state transportation departments, and special-purpose districts across multiple states.

Recent opportunities reflect consistent demand for portable administrative and operational infrastructure across the Southeast, South, and Southwest. The City of DeBary, Florida solicited construction services for a fire station (IFB, March 30, 2016, closed). The City of Flowery Branch, Georgia issued a sealed-bid procurement for delivery and installation of a 24' x 60' modular Public Works office building (bid due July 23, 2026). The Texas Department of Transportation solicited bids for a portable office building at its Fort Davis Maintenance Facility under IFB 601340000067102 (due August 26, 2026). Harris County Department of Education (HCDE) in Texas issued a Job Order Contracting competitive sealed proposal for modular buildings and related items through cooperative purchasing division Choice Partners (due June 16, 2026, with a $200 million aggregate contract ceiling across the cooperative program). The City of Tampa, Florida requested quotes for a 10' x 10' portable office connex at its McKay Bay Solid Waste facility (RFQ, due April 24, 2026). Geographic concentration centers on Florida, Georgia, and Texas, with additional activity in Michigan and Mississippi. The mismatch between the code's stated scope and actual procurement activity suggests either category misclassification by issuing bodies or that the taxonomy does not accurately capture current portable-infrastructure demand.