UNSPSC 70161702: Marine ecosystem management services

UNSPSC 70161702 Marine ecosystem management services is a Commodity code covering mosquito control, waterway restoration, invasive species removal, wetland habitat work, and freshwater mussel surveys—activities state and local governments buy to protect water quality, control disease vectors, and restore ecological function in streams, rivers, coastal areas, and open spaces. The issuing bodies span multiple jurisdiction types: cities (Arlington, Texas; Mableton, Georgia; Union City, Georgia), counties (Dorchester County, South Carolina; Hillsborough County, Florida; Boulder County, Colorado), state departments (Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife; Washington Department of Natural Resources; Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission; Nevada Division of Environmental Protection), special districts (Brazos River Authority; Los Altos Hills County Fire District), and tribal governments (Confederated Tribes of the Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians). Work solicited ranges from routine pest management and lab testing to multi-phase restoration projects with environmental compliance requirements, feasibility analyses, and community engagement components.

Recent opportunities cluster in the South (Texas, Georgia, Florida, South Carolina), Pacific Northwest (Oregon, Washington), and Southwest (Colorado, Nevada), reflecting active watershed restoration and invasive species management funding. The City of Arlington, Texas posted an RFP due October 22, 2026 for annual mosquito control services including surveillance, larviciding, and adulticide application. Atlanta Beltline, Inc. solicited competitive sealed bids due November 17, 2026 for 900 linear feet of Proctor Creek restoration including riparian revegetation and green infrastructure installation. Dorchester County, South Carolina issued an IFB due October 21, 2026 for Ashley River debris removal under federal FHWA funding and Davis-Bacon Act terms. The Oregon Department of Fish and Wildlife requested engineering proposals due September 17, 2026 for Gallagher Slough tide gate removal and coastal wetland restoration. Hillsborough County, Florida awarded a three-year laboratory toxicity testing contract valued at $460,350.00 (ITB due July 31, 2026). The Brazos River Authority solicited freshwater mussel surveys and aquatic species relocation under RFP 26-1391 (proposals due July 16, 2026, qualifications-only evaluation). Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission sought pier demolition bids due July 14, 2026 at Deception Pass State Park with marine mammal monitoring requirements.