UNSPSC 95141713: Prefabricated cold weather residential building

Residential buildings that were prefabricated for arctic conditions, arctic is also characterized by a harsh climate with extreme variation in light and temperature, short summers, extensive snow and ice cover in winter and large areas.

UNSPSC 95141713 Prefabricated cold weather residential building is a Commodity code that state and local governments procure primarily for specialized outdoor equipment shelters and modular structures rather than weather-resistant housing units. Recent opportunities show activity centering on prefabricated air quality monitoring equipment shelters, modular office and storage buildings, pole barns, and portable facilities serving government operations — structures that are manufactured off-site, delivered complete or near-complete, and installed on prepared foundations. The code appears to capture pre-engineered metal buildings, fiberglass or composite equipment enclosures, and temporary modular workspace serving utility, environmental monitoring, emergency response, and facilities-management functions at state agencies, counties, municipalities, and special districts.

State and local buyers span counties (Pinellas County, Marion County, DeSoto County), cities (Apopka, Bradenton, Sandy Springs, Port Orange), and specialized authorities including health departments and utility districts across Florida, Georgia, Texas, California, and Kentucky. The issuing bodies mix general procurement roles with facilities or infrastructure departments; Pinellas County Environmental Management, Texas Military Department, and Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet appear as repeat or recent users. Representative recent opportunities include Pinellas County's rebid for four prefabricated ambient air quality monitoring equipment shelters (ITB 260574, bids due October 8, 2026) configured with 100-amp electrical service, HVAC, insulation, and access stairs for monitoring probe installation across four county locations; DeSoto County's quote solicitation for a 50-by-72-by-14-foot pre-engineered metal pole barn with 140 mph wind-load compliance for equipment cover at Turner Center (ITB 2526PSD1, due September 1, 2026); Montgomery County's installation of a prefabricated shelter mausoleum at the Coroner's Office (RFP 6611, due September 10, 2026); and the Commonwealth of Kentucky's mobile air quality monitoring shelter procurement (RFB 75827000001132 and RFB 75827000001131, September 22 and September 28, 2026). Recent activity concentrates in Florida, with secondary clusters in Texas, Georgia, California, and Kentucky, reflecting demand for hurricane-resistant, code-compliant modular structures in coastal and high-wind jurisdictions. The code shows steady mid-market procurement activity at contract values typically ranging from $10,000 to $500,000 per unit, with no apparent set-aside or disadvantaged-enterprise emphasis in the recent notices reviewed.