UNSPSC 71171802: Residual scale inhibitor RSI monitoring

Service to monitor residual scale inhibitor in produced water

UNSPSC 71171802 Residual scale inhibitor RSI monitoring, a Commodity code, encompasses water quality testing and environmental monitoring services that state and local governments procure to comply with regulatory requirements for wastewater systems, drinking water distribution, healthcare facilities, and public housing. Recent opportunities show solicitation bodies contracting for Legionella water management programs, pathogen testing, flow monitoring, laboratory analysis of drinking water and wastewater samples, and emergency sewer spill response—work that spans compliance testing, system characterization, corrective action follow-up, and remedial investigation across treatment plants, distribution networks, and facility water systems.

Issuing bodies span county water and sewer departments, city utilities and environmental agencies, state health and environmental protection offices, school districts, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts. Forsyth County, Georgia has posted multiple opportunities under this code for sewer spill monitoring and sewer flow monitoring services; Santa Clara County, California has solicited waterborne pathogen and environmental microbiology testing for healthcare dialysis clinics; Hillsborough County Public Schools has requested comprehensive water and wastewater laboratory services; and the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Illinois Department of Human Services, Nevada Division of Conservation and Natural Resources, and Michigan Department of Technology have all posted testing and monitoring work in the recent window. Geographic activity centers on Georgia (Forsyth County, Atlanta Beltline, Fulton County), Florida (Hillsborough County, Palm Bay, Fort Myers, Holly Hill, Orlando), California (Santa Clara County), Texas (multiple state agencies and municipalities), and scattered activity across Michigan, Nevada, Illinois, New Jersey, and Arizona. Representative recent opportunities include Forsyth County's ITQ for emergency sewer spill monitoring, sampling, and reporting (due November 12, 2026); Santa Clara County's ITB for waterborne pathogen testing and environmental microbiology services supporting healthcare facilities (due October 22, 2026); Hillsborough County Public Schools' ITB for water and wastewater laboratory services across 32 line items (due September 24, 2026); the City of Palm Bay's ITB for comprehensive laboratory testing across water analysis, wastewater testing, and industrial pretreatment monitoring (due October 6, 2026); and the Housing Authority of San Antonio's RFP for Legionella water management program implementation and monitoring (due October 16, 2026).