UNSPSC 95141603: Cabin

Single family residential buildings sited in remote areas that were pre-constructed at one location and erected at another location

UNSPSC 95141603 Cabin, a Commodity code, represents prefabricated structures and modular buildings that state and local governments procure for facilities expansion, temporary operations, and specialized infrastructure. Recent state and local solicitations show cabins and cabin-like structures—ranging from full standalone facilities to components of larger capital projects—being acquired by county commissions, city governments, school districts, and special-purpose authorities. The code captures both turnkey prefabricated structures and design-build delivery where contractors provide fabrication, delivery, and on-site installation with full utility integration and site preparation.

Issuing bodies range widely across county governments (Collier County, Flagler County, Bacon County, Beaufort County in South Carolina), municipal authorities (City of Apopka, Texas Juvenile Justice Department, Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, various Georgia cities), airport authorities, university systems (Texas A&M, Augusta University), and recreation departments. Recent opportunities include the Collier County Senior Center Expansion (IFB 26-8672, bids due August 31, 2026, with a $5.6 million budget and local-vendor preference), Flagler County Fairgrounds hurricane-resilient building construction (ITB #26-ITB-019, bids due August 17, 2026), and multiple aircraft hangar projects including Beaufort County's design-build transient and T-hangar solicitations (design-build RFPs, proposals due July 28, 2026 and May 8, 2026, respectively). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, and Texas, with secondary activity in South Carolina, Colorado, California, Kentucky, and Oregon. The mix of issuing bodies and geographic spread suggests steady, distributed demand across county-level and municipal procurement offices rather than concentration in a single jurisdiction or region.