UNSPSC 95141607: Prefabricated living quarters

The rooms where a person lives.

UNSPSC 95141607 Prefabricated living quarters is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure temporary and permanent modular structures, portable storage units, and prefabricated buildings for institutional, administrative, emergency response, and facility-expansion purposes. Recent state and local solicitations show demand for design-build and turnkey delivery of pre-engineered metal buildings (PEMBs), prefabricated office and administrative structures, modular hangars, and mobile home replacement units. Work under this code spans structural design and engineering, fabrication, on-site delivery and installation, utility integration, and project closeout, with contractors typically responsible for all materials, labor, permitting, and commissioning to achieve operational readiness.

Issuing bodies across the recent opportunities include state agencies (Texas Facilities Commission, Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission, Texas Juvenile Justice Department, Georgia Public Safety Training Center), county governments (Collier County, Flagler County, Bacon County, Beaufort County, Boulder County, Catoosa County, Dalton Parks and Recreation, Sarasota County, Santa Clara County), city governments (Apopka, Cibolo, Cumming, Douglas, Santa Cruz, Beaufort County), university systems (Augusta University, Houston Community College, Texas A&M System), and special-purpose entities (Lee County Port Authority, Georgia World Congress Center Authority). The geographic spread spans Florida (Collier, Orange, Palm Beach, Sarasota counties; cities of Apopka, Daytona Beach), Texas (Houston, Bryan, Presidio, Brownsville, Cibolo), Georgia (Beaufort, Catoosa, Dalton, DeKalb, Douglas, White counties), South Carolina (Beaufort County), California (Santa Clara County, Santa Cruz), and Colorado (Boulder County). Representative recent opportunities include Collier County Board of County Commissioners' $5.6 million Senior Center Expansion Project (IFB 26-8672, due August 31, 2026) encompassing a 2,710-square-foot addition with building hardening and site improvements; Flagler County's two hurricane-resilient buildings at the fairgrounds (ITB 26-ITB-019, due August 17, 2026); Texas Facilities Commission's $24.475 million Central Utility Plant Renovation for Texas School for the Deaf (RFQ0007578, CMR delivery with 640-day total contract term); Texas Juvenile Justice Department's 4,032-square-foot office building at Gainesville (due July 14, 2026); and Beaufort County's design-build T-hangar and box-hangar projects at Beaufort Executive Airport (due July 28 and May 8, 2026). Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements, federal Section 3 housing preferences, minority and female participation goals, and E-Verify compliance appear frequently in CDBG-MIT and HUD CDBG-DR funded projects.