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 captures state and local government procurement of prefabricated structures designed for harsh climate environments, though recent solicitations show the code is being applied primarily to general building construction and renovation projects without a consistent cold-weather focus. Recent opportunities under this code span county, municipal, and university-affiliated entities soliciting design-build and general construction services for facilities ranging from senior centers and airport hangars to fire stations and utility infrastructure buildings. Issuing bodies include county boards of commissioners (Collier County, Flagler County, Bacon County), cities (Apopka, Hampton, Beaufort, Cumming, College Park, Cibolo), airport authorities, school districts, and state facilities departments. A handful of opportunities explicitly reference prefabricated or modular construction—the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission's Presidio Port of Entry prefabricated steel booth (July 30, 2026 RFQ deadline), the Texas Juvenile Justice Department's 72-by-56-foot prefabricated office building at Gainesville (July 14, 2026 IFB), and the City of Cumming's pre-engineered metal building (June 4, 2026 RFP)—but most tagged opportunities involve site-built or adaptive-reuse work unrelated to prefabrication.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Collier, Flagler, Orange, Lee, Palm Beach Counties), Texas (multiple state facilities and municipal projects), Georgia (DeKalb, White, Catoosa, Douglas, Union City, Spalding, Dalton Counties and cities), and scattered activity in California, Colorado, and other states. Representative recent opportunities include Collier County Board of County Commissioners' $5.6 million Collier Senior Center Expansion Project (IFB 26-8672, August 31, 2026 deadline) spanning new construction, building hardening, and storage relocation; Flagler County Board of County Commissioners' hurricane-resilient buildings at the Fairgrounds (ITB 26-ITB-019, August 17, 2026); and Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission's prefabricated steel booth procurement (July 30, 2026). Activity is steady but fragmented across small to mid-sized public facilities work rather than concentrated in large-scale modular housing or cold-weather residential projects. The code's nominal scope does not align closely with what state and local governments are actually purchasing—general vertical construction, renovation, and facility upgrades dominate the recent record, while true prefabricated cold-weather residential applications are absent or heavily disguised.