UNSPSC 46221510: Mine self neutralization equipment

A device integral to a mine, which renders the mine inoperative, but not necessarily safe to handle. In landmines, this process may be reversible.

UNSPSC 46221510 Mine self neutralization equipment (Commodity) spans on-call mitigation, remediation, and abatement services that state and local governments contract for building-related environmental and structural work. The single recent opportunity in the source—the Town of Berlin, Connecticut's RFP for on-call mitigation, remediation, and abatement services—suggests the code as currently tagged captures general facility remediation work rather than the specialized mine neutralization equipment the code name implies. The Berlin solicitation seeks hourly labor rates, mileage and travel charges, and truck fees to support ad-hoc building projects over a two-year period beginning July 2026, with required experience in Connecticut, state licensing, and insurance including $1 million in general liability, professional liability, and automobile liability coverage, with the Town named as additional insured.

Activity under this code shows limited recent state and local engagement. The Town of Berlin, Connecticut RFP (due June 25, 2026) represents the only documented recent opportunity; the code does not reflect widespread or repeat procurement across multiple jurisdictions. Geographic coverage is confined to Connecticut based on available source data. A mismatch exists between the code's nominal scope—mine self neutralization equipment—and the actual work being solicited, which is general building mitigation and remediation services. Firms evaluating this code should clarify whether their services align with the remediation and abatement work municipalities are actually buying, as the equipment-focused code designation may not accurately reflect current procurement patterns.