UNSPSC 70151910: Mangrove swamps resources

UNSPSC 70151910 Mangrove swamps resources is a Commodity code that in practice covers environmental planning, watershed management, habitat restoration, and interpretive facility design services for wetland and natural-resource stewardship projects. State and local governments buying under this code are pursuing technical consulting work to assess environmental conditions, develop management and mitigation strategies, engage stakeholders, and create public-facing infrastructure in sensitive ecosystems. The mix of issuing bodies includes city planning and parks departments, county environmental management offices, and state natural-resources agencies. Recent opportunities show cities and counties directing most of the activity: the City of St. Cloud, Florida has posted multiple watershed and economic-development planning RFQs; Sarasota County is soliciting interpretive exhibit design and installation; the City of Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation is seeking community forestry services; and the Washington Department of Natural Resources issued a forest carbon offset feasibility analysis RFQQ.

Activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with outlier presence in Washington State. Representative recent opportunities include the City of St. Cloud's RFQ 2026-039 for a St. Cloud Joint Planning Area Watershed Master Plan (due June 4, 2026, estimated cost $600,000) seeking a consultant to conduct hydrologic and hydraulic modeling, flood-risk assessment, and develop implementable strategies for stormwater management and water quality improvement; Sarasota County's RFP 262895KR for interpretive exhibit design, fabrication, and installation at Lemon Bay Park Environmental Center (proposals due September 8, 2026); the City of Atlanta's community-based forestry SOQ/GS/DPR/2605-1260218 (responses due June 17, 2026) encompassing planting approximately 6,000 trees, pruning 5,000 young trees, coordinating volunteer invasive plant removal, and delivering community education; and the Washington Department of Natural Resources' RFQQ for forest carbon offset project feasibility analysis across five counties (proposals due May 26, 2026). All recent opportunities enforce electronic submission through municipal e-procurement portals and require compliance documentation including insurance, debarment certifications, and federal compliance attestations under 2 CFR Part 200.