UNSPSC 95122100: Accommodation buildings and structures

Buildings or structures used to provide accommodations for others

UNSPSC 95122100 Accommodation buildings and structures, a Class code, covers state and local procurement of single-family and multifamily residential construction, renovation, and rehabilitation projects—including new builds, demolition-and-reconstruction, comprehensive rehabs, and tenant improvements to residential facilities. The recent opportunities block shows substantial activity dominated by state housing rehabilitation and development programs, particularly Florida's State Housing Initiative Partnership (SHIP) and similar disaster-recovery and affordable-housing initiatives across multiple states. Issuing bodies span county housing departments (Brevard County, Escambia County, Seminole County, Orange County, Boulder County), municipal housing and community development offices (Cities of Cocoa, Ocala, Sandy Springs, Santa Cruz, Kissimmee), state and regional authorities (Georgia Department of Corrections, Florida Division of Emergency Management, University of Texas at Austin), transit and medical facility operators (Santa Clara Valley Medical Center, Saint Louise Regional Hospital, Regional Medical Center), and special-purpose districts (Bibb County Public Schools, Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue, Atlanta Beltline). Repeat buyers include Brevard County Housing and Human Services (multiple SHIP rehabilitation ITBs and IFBs for single-family homes), Escambia County Neighborhood Enterprise Division (numerous residential rehab projects via ITQ), and the City of Ocala (multiple affordable-housing and mixed-use development ITNs).

Representative recent opportunities reflect the work actually being procured: Brevard County Housing and Human Services issued multiple SHIP rehabilitation bids—including solicitation 25HRAP01 (rehabilitation at 1027 Woodsmere Parkway, Rockledge, with 2W Solutions awarded at $96,500 on June 8, 2026, ITB response due May 28, 2026), 25HRAP12 (demolition and reconstruction at 3324 Elizabeth Street, West Melbourne, with Marlo Design & Construction as the intended award at $224,999 among five bidders, ITB response due June 29, 2026), and 25HRAP132 (rehabilitation at 4065 Vancouver Avenue, Cocoa, $50,571.10 budget, ITB response due July 30, 2026)—all structured as sealed-bid construction contracts with firm fixed pricing, 60- to 90-day completion windows, and $50–$884 per-day liquidated damages. Escambia County's Neighborhood Enterprise Division issued multiple residential rehabilitation ITQs (solicitation NEDS2414092926 for 2414 W. Moreno Street, ITQ due October 14, 2026; NEDS1117100526 for 1117 Colbet Avenue, ITQ due October 29, 2026; NEDS703092926 for 703 Montclair Road, ITQ due October 14, 2026) covering mechanical, electrical, plumbing, roofing, and sewer-tie-in work on low-income single-family homes. The City of Ocala is actively procuring mixed-use and affordable-housing development through multiple Invitations to Negotiate (ITNs GRM/260682–260685 for NW 7th Avenue Subdivision affordable housing, proposals due August 26, 2026; ITN GRM/260862 for downtown mixed-use development, proposals due September 7, 2026). The geographic spread includes primary recent activity in Florida (Brevard, Escambia, Orange, Seminole counties; Cities of Cocoa, Ocala), Georgia (Bibb County Schools, City of Sandy Springs, Atlanta Beltline), California (Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties), Colorado (Boulder County), and Arizona (Pinal County), with construction management and design-build services solicited nationally. This code segment remains robust—active demand spans single-family rehabilitation funded by state housing programs, new residential construction and reconstruction, facility tenant improvements, affordable-housing development, and emergency-recovery housing provision.