UNSPSC 95140000: Prefabricated buildings and structures

Buildings and structures used for various farm related purposes that were pre-constructed at one location and erected at another location

UNSPSC 95140000 Prefabricated buildings and structures is a Family code covering permanent and temporary modular facilities that state and local governments buy to expand capacity, replace aging infrastructure, or respond to urgent operational needs. Recent opportunities show municipalities and counties procuring pre-engineered metal structures (pole barns, maintenance facilities, storage buildings), modular office and operational spaces, transit shelters, specialized equipment shelters for air-quality monitoring, and adaptive-reuse conversions using prefabricated components. The issuing bodies span county departments (maintenance, utilities, facilities management), cities (public works, recreation, public safety), school districts, state agencies (military, environmental), special districts (airports, transit authorities), and regional health systems. Repeat activity appears across Florida counties (Hillsborough, Orange, Pinellas, Collier, Flagler, DeSoto, Indian River) and Santa Clara County, California, which has issued multiple seismic-compliance and facility-upgrade projects incorporating prefabricated systems.

Geographic concentration centers on Florida and California, with secondary activity in Texas, Georgia, Connecticut, Arizona, Colorado, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky. Representative recent opportunities include the City of DeBary, Florida's Rob Sullivan Park Maintenance Barn—a 25-by-40-by-14-foot A-frame steel building with IFB bid #05-15 due May 12, 2015, with an Engineer's estimate of $16,000; Hillsborough County's $16.5 million R3M Miscellaneous Facilities Construction Term Contract (IFB-26-00348) for interior and exterior building repairs, re-roofing, and miscellaneous construction work through individual work orders, due November 17, 2026; and the City of Santa Cruz's prequalified-contractors-only IFB for downtown library tenant improvements including mechanical, electrical, plumbing, fire protection, interior finishes, and roof-deck elements at 700 Cedar Street, with bids due November 19, 2026. Pinellas County procured four prefabricated ambient air-quality monitoring shelters with electrical service, HVAC, and equipment benches under a rebid funded by EPA Inflation Reduction Act grants (estimated $515,000), with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage and disadvantaged-business-enterprise compliance, bids due October 8, 2026. Federal funding (CDBG-DR, HUD, FEMA HMGP, FTA Buy America) and state/local capital budgets drive much activity; prevailing wage, Section 3 labor, M/WBE participation, and design-build delivery models appear frequently across mid-to-large projects.