UNSPSC 41114200: Land surveying instruments

UNSPSC 41114200 Land surveying instruments is a Class code that spans handheld precision measurement devices, total stations, GNSS systems, and integrated survey platforms used by state DOTs, counties, municipalities, and higher-education institutions to conduct terrain modeling, right-of-way engineering, pavement analysis, and geodetic surveys. Recent state and local solicitations under this code reflect equipment procurement ranging from single-unit purchases of high-precision 3D laser scanners and total stations to multi-line-item supply agreements for complete survey systems with ongoing maintenance and support. The County of Orange (California), Illinois Department of Transportation, California Department of Transportation, University of Texas at Austin, City of Orange Beach (Alabama), Missouri Department of Transportation, and Florida Department of Transportation are among the issuing bodies active under this code; county waste-management divisions and state transportation departments appear as repeat buyers seeking equipment to support landfill operations and pavement certification programs.

Recent opportunities span the continental United States with notable activity in California, Illinois, Florida, Texas, Missouri, and Alabama. The Illinois Department of Transportation issued a rebid (due September 25, 2026) for a high-precision handheld 3D laser scanning system with metrology-grade specifications for pavement profiler certification at its Illinois Certification and Research Track facility; the same agency posted an earlier version of the same procurement (due August 18, 2026) before rebidding. The County of Orange, OC Waste & Recycling, solicited a GNSS Rover system (due May 29, 2026, IFB through its eProcurement Portal) to improve accuracy in landfill terrain measurement and compaction, and separately solicited survey equipment and related services across five landfill facilities (due April 24, 2026, IFB). The Florida Department of Transportation, Surveying and Mapping Office, issued a single-source procurement notice (due September 9, 2026) for renewal of customer care packages for Leica Geosystems surveying equipment at an estimated value of $202,000 annually. California Department of Transportation posted two overlapping on-call land surveying services RFQs—District 10 (due August 25, 2026) at $2.0–$3.3 million over three years and District 8 (due July 14, 2026) at $2.4–$3.9 million over four years—each seeking qualified firms to provide DTM, topographic surveys, control establishment, and construction staking on an as-needed basis. The University of Texas at Austin solicited bids for Leica TS-60 total stations with precision metrology equipment for geodetic surveys at McDonald Observatory (due June 30, 2026, ITB).