UNSPSC 95122400: Industrial buildings and structures

Buildings or structures used for Industrial purposes

UNSPSC 95122400 Industrial buildings and structures (Class) encompasses the design, construction, and renovation of specialized facilities — warehouses, production buildings, maintenance structures, and accessory buildings — that state and local governments procure to support operations across correctional facilities, state parks, airports, water utilities, school districts, and county departments. Recent opportunities show concrete work ranging from new storage buildings and fire stations to major renovations of existing industrial and institutional structures, with scopes including full design-build delivery, demolition and remediation, system replacements, and site improvements.

The issuing-body mix reflects a broad base of state departments and local jurisdictions. The Michigan Department of Technology, Management and Budget dominates recent activity, soliciting repeatedly for correctional facility conversions and upgrades, state park improvements, and environmental remediation projects. Other active buyers include county governments (Flagler County in Florida, Escambia County in Florida, Collin County in Texas, Montgomery County in Pennsylvania, Beaufort County in South Carolina), municipalities (City of Gallup, New Mexico; City of Charlotte, North Carolina; Tualatin Valley Fire & Rescue in Oregon), school districts (Sandusky Community Schools in Michigan; Los Angeles Unified School District), state agencies (Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission for university facilities), and special-purpose districts (Clayton County Water Authority in Georgia; Western Oregon University). Michigan shows the highest concentration of recent procurements, with activity spanning June through August 2026 across environmental remediation (landfill capping, groundwater treatment), correctional facility modifications (housing unit conversions, security system upgrades, food-service equipment replacement), and state park infrastructure. Florida and Texas jurisdictions are pursuing fire-station and detention-facility construction; New Mexico and the Pacific Northwest are active in street and airport infrastructure. Representative recent opportunities include Flagler County's ITB for two hurricane-resilient fairgrounds buildings due August 17, 2026; Michigan DNR's RFQ for Rose Lake State Game Area facility improvements (renovation and additions to administration/equipment building) due August 5, 2026; Michigan's RFQ for Bishop Airport Landfill environmental capping due July 22, 2026; Collin County's IFB for Juvenile Detention Center facade replacement due August 20, 2026; Escambia County's ITB for a 12,780-square-foot Paradise Beach Fire Station 20 due August 12, 2026; and Los Angeles Unified School District's FY2026-2027 Job Order Contracts for multi-trade construction services due August 14, 2026. Geographic concentration is strongest in Michigan, Florida, and Texas, with secondary activity in Georgia, New Mexico, and Oregon.