UNSPSC 95141804: Mobile storage unit (MSU)

Small, closable container that stays on-site for the length of time needed and that can then be transported to a warehouse.

UNSPSC 95141804 Mobile storage unit (MSU), a Commodity code, shows little relevant recent activity aligned with its nominal scope. The recent opportunities tagged under this code span modular and prefabricated buildings, temporary structures, athletic facilities, utility infrastructure, and institutional construction—none of which are mobile storage units. State and local procurement offices are using the code to classify permanent modular buildings, design-build campus projects, tennis court resurfacing, sidewalk construction, equipment shelters, and detention facility renovations. The mismatch suggests either broad code application by issuing bodies or data-tagging inconsistency in the underlying opportunity records. No solicitations explicitly name or procure mobile storage units as a standalone product or service line.

The recent opportunities by issuing body span counties (Marion, Hillsborough, Orange, Collier, Indian River, Pinellas, Santa Clara, Lee, Bibb), cities (DeBary, Cibolo, Sarasota, Bradenton, Sandy Springs, Tucson, Santa Cruz, Port Orange, Apopka, Thunderbolt), school districts (Bibb, Hillsborough), special-purpose entities (Atlanta Beltline, TIPS-USA cooperative, Texas A&M AgriLife, Broward County Transportation, FIVCO Health Department, Boulder County Housing), and state agencies (Texas Department of Transportation, Texas Military Department, Commonwealth of Kentucky). Geography spans Florida heavily, with secondary activity in Texas, California, Georgia, Colorado, Pennsylvania, and Kentucky. The code shows no standout repeat buyers or geographic concentration. Because the code itself does not map to the work actually being solicited under it, this code merits a skip for mobile storage unit specialists; pursue opportunities only if your firm operates across the modular building, prefabricated structure, or equipment shelter segments that opportunistic tagging currently routes here.