UNSPSC 95141608: Prefabricated Electrical House

Prefabricated Electrical House or E-Houses are customized, pre-assembled and pre-tested modular power substations. They are ideally suited for use in situations where interim solutions are needed, or in locations that are difficult to access.

UNSPSC 95141608 Prefabricated Electrical House is a Commodity code that spans prefabricated or modular structural systems with integrated electrical service, though recent state and local opportunities show the code tagging a diverse range of built-structure procurements—from pre-engineered metal buildings and modular facilities to irrigation equipment shelters, pool pavilions, and other site infrastructure—that may or may not include the electrical-service integration the code name suggests. State and local buyers issuing under this code include city procurement offices, county facilities and utilities departments, school districts, special-purpose authorities (airport commissions, transit agencies, housing authorities), and state agencies; activity concentrates among Florida counties and municipalities, Texas cities and state entities, Georgia and California counties, and scattered activity in other jurisdictions. Recent solicitations reveal the code applied to irrigations systems and landscape infrastructure (City of DeBary, Florida—Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements, Bid 03-15, with an engineer's estimate of $90,000 and a 45-calendar-day completion timeline); prefabricated steel maintenance and storage buildings (City of DeBary—Rob Sullivan Park Maintenance Barn, Bid 05-15, 25' × 40' × 14' A-frame steel building with an estimated cost of $16,000); modular office and utility facilities (multiple Texas and Florida jurisdictions soliciting temporary or permanent modular workspaces); and prefabricated environmental monitoring equipment shelters (Pinellas County, Florida—ITB 26-0574, four ambient air quality monitoring equipment shelters, $515,000 EPA Inflation Reduction Act grant; Commonwealth of Kentucky—RFB 75827000001131 and 75827000001132, mobile air quality monitoring equipment shelters with extended deadlines and addenda issued as late as October 2026).

Geographic concentration appears in Florida (Pinellas, Hillsborough, Orange, Volusia, Collier, and DeSoto counties; Cities of DeBary, Port Orange, Bradenton, Santa Cruz) and Texas (Texas Department of Transportation, Texas A&M AgriLife, City of Cibolo), with secondary activity in California (Santa Clara County), Georgia (Beaufort County, Lee County, City of Sandy Springs, City of Thunderbolt), Colorado (Boulder County), and other states. The code shows significant recent activity—solicitations posted from June through October 2026—with response dates ranging from early August 2026 through March 2027 and estimated project values spanning from $16,000 single units to multi-million-dollar term contracts and design-build vehicles. Many recent opportunities are federally funded or incorporate Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, Section 3 employment, CDBG-DR, or ARPA requirements, signaling heightened compliance complexity. The activity mix skews toward design-build and construction-manager-at-risk vehicles alongside traditional IFB and RFP formats; several are restricted to prequalified or short-listed bidders, narrowing the competitive pool.