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 (Commodity) describes prefabricated or modular shelter structures that state and local governments procure for operational, recreational, maintenance, and specialized environmental uses. Recent solicitations reveal state and local entities buying portable equipment shelters, maintenance facilities, pavilions, fire stations, temporary modular workspaces, and purpose-built structures ranging from small prefabricated sheds to large multi-building complexes. The code encompasses both temporary deployable units and permanent installations, with buyers spanning city parks departments, county utilities, state environmental agencies, school districts, and special-purpose authorities. Issuing bodies include city recreation and parks departments (DeBary, Florida; Sarasota County), county utilities and maintenance operations (Marion County, Hillsborough County), state transportation and environmental divisions (Texas Department of Transportation; Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet), municipal fire and public-safety operations (Sandy Springs, Georgia; Port Orange, Florida), healthcare systems (Santa Clara Valley Medical Center), and transit authorities. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Texas, California, and Georgia, with additional recent solicitations in Colorado, Georgia, Arizona, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina.

Representative recent opportunities include the City of DeBary's Rob Sullivan Park Maintenance Barn (50-seat bid for a 25' x 40' x 14' pre-engineered A-frame steel building with roll-up doors, IFB, due May 12, 2015 at $16,000 estimated cost), the Texas Department of Transportation's Sierra Blanca Maintenance Facility Fabric Salt Shed in the El Paso District (design-build scope for a fabric-covered salt storage structure, bids due December 2, 2026), the Commonwealth of Kentucky's Mobile Air Quality Monitoring Equipment Shelter (prefabricated unit 14' x 8' x 8' with 200-amp electrical service and HVAC, best-value procurement due September 22, 2026), Pinellas County's Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Equipment Shelters rebid (four EPA-funded prefabricated monitoring stations with full electrical buildout and self-contained HVAC, ITB due October 8, 2026 under a $515,000 EPA grant), and Montgomery County, Pennsylvania's Prefabricated Shelter for Coroners (mausoleum installation with faux-brick exterior matching existing architecture, due September 10, 2026). The code sees activity from jurisdictions seeking single-unit or small-fleet prefabricated solutions for maintenance, storage, and specialized monitoring alongside larger modular construction programs serving education and workforce housing. Current market emphasis favors structures meeting coastal wind-load and seismic requirements, full electrical and HVAC systems integration, and rapid deployment timelines within 30–120 days of award.