UNSPSC 70131701: Land use planning

UNSPSC 70131701 Land use planning (Commodity) encompasses strategic planning, master planning, comprehensive plan development, and feasibility analysis services that state and local governments procure to guide land-use decisions, zoning policy, mixed-use redevelopment, and long-range growth management. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties buying planning consultant services for comprehensive plan updates, civic campus redevelopment studies, natural resources master plans, and conservation area assessments—work that combines existing-conditions analysis, community engagement, scenario modeling, and policy recommendations with implementation roadmaps and GIS deliverables.

Planning procurement spans city and county governments, with representation from development authorities and special-purpose districts; recent activity includes Ada County, Idaho (comprehensive plan update); City of West Jordan, Utah (civic campus land-use study); City of Torrington, Connecticut (Plan of Conservation and Development); and Pasco County, Florida (general planning consultant services). Geographic spread centers on the West, Mountain, and Mid-Atlantic regions, with secondary activity in the South and Florida. Representative recent opportunities include the City of West Jordan RFP due July 16, 2026, for a comprehensive land-use study of a civic campus area addressing redevelopment scenarios, market analysis, and implementation strategy with proposals scored on planning experience, project understanding, schedule, and references; the Ada County RFP (due March 10, 2026) for a 12–18-month comprehensive plan update addressing population growth and infrastructure expansion under a 100-point evaluation model based on project approach, governmental experience, and cost; and the Pasco County Request for Statement of Qualifications (due April 28, 2026) establishing a multi-year on-call contract for eight categories of planning services including economic analysis, land-use and redevelopment, and transportation planning, scored on qualifications and scope understanding with optional local-vendor preference points available to firms operating in Pasco County or neighboring counties for at least twelve months.