UNSPSC 95122101: Residential home

Buildings used for the housing of a single family

UNSPSC 95122101 Residential home is a Commodity code capturing the purchase and development of single-family residential units and rehabilitation projects by state and local government entities. State and local governments soliciting under this code are acquiring new construction, reconstruction, and comprehensive rehabilitation of owner-occupied single-family homes, typically targeting low-income households through state housing programs such as the State Housing Initiative Partnership (SHIP), Community Development Block Grant–Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) funds, and municipal affordable housing initiatives. Recent activity shows Florida counties dominating the procurement pipeline, with Brevard County Housing and Human Services issuing repeated solicitations for SHIP-funded rehabilitation and reconstruction projects; Escambia County issuing multiple Neighborhood Enterprise Division rehabilitation ITQs; and the City of Cocoa, City of Ocala, Seminole County, and other Florida jurisdictions acquiring rehabilitation or new construction services. The work being solicited ranges from modest targeted improvements—roof, HVAC, plumbing, electrical, and insulation upgrades—to full demolition and new single-family construction meeting current energy codes and accessibility standards. Contractors must hold Florida general contractor licenses, demonstrate relevant experience (typically three to five years in residential rehabilitation or new construction), maintain comprehensive insurance, and comply with prevailing wage, Section 3 employment, and energy efficiency requirements where applicable.

Florida leads geographic activity, with Brevard County (Cocoa, Rockledge, West Melbourne, Mims), Escambia County (Pensacola and surrounding areas), Orange County, Seminole County, Marion County (Ocala), and Santa Clara County, California active in recent months. Representative solicitations include Brevard County Housing and Human Services' SHIP Rehabilitation at 1027 Woodsmere Parkway, Rockledge, FL (ITB 25HRAP01, bids due May 28, 2026, awarded to 2W Solutions at $96,500.00); Brevard County's SHIP Reconstruction at 3324 Elizabeth Street, West Melbourne, FL (ITB 25HRAP12, bids due June 29, 2026, intended award to Marlo Design & Construction at $224,999.00); Escambia County's multiple Neighborhood Enterprise Division home rehabilitation ITQs at properties on Montclair Road, W. Gonzalez Street, Bremen Avenue, and Colbet Avenue (October 2026 response dates); the City of Ocala's multiple ITNs for affordable housing development on NW 7th Avenue Subdivision Sections 1–4 and downtown catalytic sites (August–September 2026 deadlines, targeting developers with mixed-use project experience); and Collier County's Immokalee Sports Complex Phase 1A & 1B construction IFB (bids due November 2, 2026, anticipated contract value $6.24 million, though the sports complex scope falls outside residential home taxonomy). SHIP programs in Florida account for the majority of recent single-family home activity, typically offering $50,000–$225,000 project budgets with 60–90 day completion timelines and liquidated damages of $50–$150 per day. Issuing bodies mix county housing departments, municipal community development or neighborhood services divisions, and state housing authorities, with no single repeat buyer dominating across state lines.