UNSPSC 95141607: Prefabricated living quarters

The rooms where a person lives.

UNSPSC 95141607 Prefabricated living quarters is a Commodity code that encompasses state and local procurement of modular, portable, and temporary structures designed for occupancy or equipment housing — including temporary fire stations, mobile air quality monitoring shelters, emergency housing, prefabricated office buildings, and temporary workforce facilities that are delivered and installed rather than built on-site. Recent state and local activity shows purchasers sourcing both new prefabricated structures and leased modular systems, with an emphasis on rapid deployment, regulatory compliance, and fixed-price or time-certain delivery.

State agencies, county governments, municipalities, school districts, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts solicit under this code. Recent repeat buyers include the Texas Military Department (Camp Mabry modular workspace), multiple Florida municipalities and counties (City of DeBary, Orange County Corrections, Port Orange, Pinellas County), California counties (Santa Clara County), and state-level facilities agencies. Representative recent opportunities span the geographic range: City of DeBary, Florida is procuring a 25' × 40' × 14' A-frame steel maintenance barn for Rob Sullivan Park (Solicitation 0515, ITB format, May 2015 bid due); the Texas Military Department is leasing and installing two temporary modular workspace facilities at Camp Mabry in Austin to house 165 personnel (Solicitation TMD27CFMO0046097, IFB format, October 28, 2026 due); Boulder County Housing Department is establishing a pre-qualified contractor pool for mobile home replacements under CDBG-DR (Solicitation SOQ299262, October 13, 2026 due); and the City of Sandy Springs, Georgia is seeking renovation and buildout of an existing facility for temporary fire station operations (Solicitation PE66098NONST2027000000150, October 15, 2026 due). Projects are concentrated in Florida, Texas, Georgia, California, and Colorado, with scattered activity across the mountain and mid-Atlantic regions. Many procurements are federally assisted (CDBG-DR, HUD, FEMA, ARPA funding) and carry Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, Section 3, and DBE compliance requirements; others are general-fund supported county or city initiatives. Lead times range from 60 to 180 days, with liquidated damages and performance bonds standard on larger awards above $500,000.