UNSPSC 95131500: Grandstands and bleachers

Structures used for the viewing of various events

UNSPSC 95131500 Grandstands and bleachers is a Class code used by state and local governments to classify the procurement of spectator seating structures, including installation, renovation, and replacement of fixed or movable seating systems in athletic facilities, recreation centers, and public venues. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies purchasing bleacher replacement and new hangar construction services—including institutional and public facility work spanning gym bleachers, airport hangars, fire stations, and specialized structures. The code captures both the manufactured seating product itself and the broader class of structural seating and associated building work that jurisdictions solicit regularly. Issuing bodies include school districts (Granite School District in Utah), counties (Flagler County, Collier County in Florida; Bacon County in Georgia; Beaufort County in South Carolina), municipalities (City of Apopka, City of Santa Cruz), and state agencies (Texas Juvenile Justice Department). The mix reflects primary and secondary education facilities, recreation departments, airports, and institutional capital improvement programs. Geographic activity spans Florida (Collier County Senior Center Expansion, Flagler County Fairgrounds buildings, Beaufort County hangars), Georgia (Bacon County Airport hangar, multiple municipal and county projects), South Carolina (Beaufort County airport hangars), Utah (Granite School District bleachers), and California (Santa Cruz fire station storage structure), with additional scattered activity across Texas, Kentucky, and other states.

Representative recent opportunities include Granite School District's gymnasium bleachers replacement at West Lake Junior High School (IFB JF27-008, due July 17, 2026), covering removal and installation of new wall-attached forward-folding electrically operated telescoping bleachers with wireless control and manufacturer-trained installation by Hussey Seating Company, Interkal LLC, or Irwin Seating Company; Collier County's Senior Center Expansion Project (IFB 26-8672, due August 31, 2026), a $5.6 million construction effort partially grant-funded through CDBG-MIT that includes new building construction, hardening to wind-load code, and contents relocation services; and Flagler County's hurricane-resilient buildings at the county fairgrounds (ITB #26-ITB-019, due August 17, 2026), procuring two new structures with local vendor preference and mandatory site visit. The code shows consistent activity in public assembly and institutional venues where seating capacity, durability, and operational functionality drive procurement decisions. Federal provisions including Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, Section 3 housing employment preferences, and minority participation goals frequently govern work where grant funding applies, as in the Collier County project. Set-asides and local-vendor preferences appear in multiple recent solicitations, reflecting state and municipal buying-local priorities.