UNSPSC 41114200: Land surveying instruments

UNSPSC 41114200 Land surveying instruments, a Class code, encompasses precision GPS/GNSS systems, total station equipment, radar sensors, and associated field instruments that state and local governments procure for terrain measurement, geodetic surveys, landfill operations, and transportation infrastructure projects. The County of Orange, through its Waste & Recycling division, is a repeat buyer, issuing multiple competitive solicitations for GNSS rovers and survey equipment packages to support five landfill facilities and terrain modeling; the Florida Department of Environmental Protection procures specialized radar water level sensors for tidal monitoring and coastal resilience; Caltrans maintains on-call surveying services across two districts; the University of Texas at Austin solicits precision metrology equipment for geodetic ground-station surveys; and the Missouri Department of Transportation and Marion County Sheriff's Office have recently procured specific survey instruments for transportation and traffic enforcement. Recent work spans field equipment supply (paint, stakes, tripods, reflectors), total station systems with sub-millimeter precision, GNSS base-rover configurations, and specialized sensors for monitoring and construction staking.

Recent activity concentrates in California, Florida, and Texas. The County of Orange issued IFB 2993053303AA in July 2026 for a Leica GNSS Rover system with May 29, 2026 (past) response date; IFB 2993004402JDW in May 2026 for 24 line items of survey equipment and supplies supporting five landfill sites, with April 24, 2026 (past) deadline; and IFB 2993020802JDW in March 2026 for similar survey equipment inventory with March 24, 2026 (past) closing. Caltrans District 8 solicited on-call A&E land surveying services (SOQs due July 14, 2026, estimated contract $2.4 million to $3.9 million over four years); Caltrans District 10 sought engineering surveying services across eight counties (SOQs due June 8, 2026, estimated $3.2 million to $5.2 million over three years). The University of Texas at Austin issued ITB 721-26091 for a Leica TS-60 total station with precision metrology equipment for McDonald Observatory geodetic surveys (bids due June 30, 2026). The Missouri Department of Transportation issued an IFB for Carlson RTK GPS and data-collection equipment (closed May 18, 2026). The Florida Department of Environmental Protection advertised a single-source procurement for YSI Nile radar water level sensors at $55,000 (April 17, 2026 deadline). Most recent solicitations closed in April through July 2026; current pursuit windows have largely expired, though on-call contracts with Caltrans remain open for future task order issuance.