UNSPSC 95131603: Site office

Movable buildings or structures used for office duties at a particular temporary location

UNSPSC 95131603 Site office is a Commodity code that captures state and local government procurement for temporary or permanent modular and prefabricated office structures, storage facilities, and specialized buildings deployed at work sites, maintenance facilities, parks, utility operations, and other public venues. Recent opportunities show governments purchasing modular workspaces, equipment shelters, maintenance buildings, recreation facilities, and operational structures ranging from simple prefabricated metal sheds to climate-controlled modular units with full mechanical, electrical, and life-safety systems integration. The issuing bodies span county governments, municipalities, state agencies, school districts, and special-purpose authorities—including Hillsborough County (Florida), City of DeBary (Florida), Texas Department of Transportation, Texas A&M AgriLife, Volusia County (Florida), City of Port Orange (Florida), Beaufort County (South Carolina), Lee County (Georgia), Bibb County Public Schools (Georgia), Montgomery County (Pennsylvania), Marion County (Florida), and the City of Tucson (Arizona). Repeat buyers in the dataset include Volusia County and Santa Clara County (California), which have issued multiple solicitations for facility improvements and modular construction.

The code sees active procurement across Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Texas, and California, with particular concentration in Florida counties and California health-system seismic upgrades. Representative recent opportunities include the City of DeBary's Rob Sullivan Park Maintenance Barn (Bid #05-15, ITB, May 12, 2015 due date, 25' × 40' × 14' steel building at $16,000 estimated cost), the Texas Department of Transportation's Fabric Salt Shed at Sierra Blanca Maintenance Facility (ITB, December 2, 2026 deadline), the Hillsborough County Facilities Management $16.5 million miscellaneous facilities construction term contract (IFB-26-00401, November 17, 2026 deadline, 10% SBE subcontractor goal), Beaufort County's eight-bay T-hangar and box-hangar design-build at Beaufort Executive Airport (design-build RFP), and Volusia County's pavilion construction project under CDBG-CV funding (ITB 26B29IF, January 29, 2026 deadline, $190,000 estimated cost with Section 3 and prevailing wage requirements). The opportunities reflect a mix of competitive sealed bids, requests for proposals, design-build models, and federally assisted projects carrying Davis-Bacon Act and community development compliance obligations.