UNSPSC 41114214: Survey template

A thin plate that is used for surveying. It is used to move the principal point and each direction line by securing on the photo.

UNSPSC 41114214 Survey template, a Commodity code, covers professional surveying services that state and local governments procure for boundary determinations, topographic analyses, elevation certificates, right-of-way studies, and interpretation of property descriptions. The work encompasses both field survey activities and interpretive services on a task-order or project basis, typically capped at modest construction or professional-services thresholds. Issuing bodies include county governments and state departments of transportation; Monroe County, Florida and the Illinois Department of Transportation appear as recent buyers. The scope of work diverges significantly from the abstract code name: while tagged as "survey template," the recent opportunities reflect ongoing operational surveying demand (Monroe County's recurring need for small miscellaneous jobs and IDOT's equipment maintenance for survey-grade GPS hardware), rather than template development or standardization work.

Monroe County, Florida posted an RFQ (due October 27, 2026) for Professional Surveying Continuing Services, seeking to retain at least three qualified firms under four-year task-order contracts with no minimum compensation guaranteed; individual projects are capped at $250,000 construction cost or $25,000 professional-services fees, compensated on hourly rates or negotiated task-order amounts. The Illinois Department of Transportation, the other significant recent buyer, posted sole-source notices in May and September 2026 for maintenance, repair, and software services supporting its statewide Trimble Survey-GPS equipment inventory—work that supports survey operations rather than performing surveys directly. Geographic activity centers on Florida and Illinois; no other states appear in the recent record. The code shows limited recent activity overall, with only two primary issuing bodies represented and no competitive RFPs or larger-scale surveying procurements in the recent window.