UNSPSC 72151706: Construction HSE management service

Construction HSE management system is a comprehensive management system designed to prevent and control workplace hazards which enhances the employee morale and productivity as well.

UNSPSC 72151706 Construction HSE management service is a Commodity code purchased by state transportation departments, counties, cities, and regional authorities to procure on-site and post-disaster safety assessment, construction engineering and inspection, quality assurance, and hazard-management services for infrastructure projects. State and local governments are using this code to hire independent cost estimators for alternative-delivery projects, emergency response safety assessors for utilities, construction engineers and inspectors for roadway and bridge work, and geotechnical and materials-testing firms for capital improvement programs. Georgia Department of Transportation has posted multiple RFQs seeking Independent Cost Estimator services in support of P3 and alternative-delivery projects, including the I-285 East Express Lanes Project (DBFOM delivery) and statewide ITS infrastructure work, with statements of qualifications due November 16, 2026 and October 2, 2026 respectively. The Orlando Utilities Commission issued an RFP for on-call Emergency Response Safety Assessment Support Services across its Orange County and Osceola County service territory, with proposals due November 1, 2026, requiring five field assessment crews with OSHA electrical safety training to deploy post-disaster and document infrastructure damage. The City of Pompano Beach solicited Construction Engineering and Inspection services for the SR A1A Improvements Project through an RFQ due November 10, 2026, requiring FDOT prequalification and local business program participation. Hillsborough County Capital Programs Department posted an RFP for miscellaneous subsurface investigation and testing services with an estimated contract value of $6 million and a November 3, 2026 proposal deadline, structured as a four-year continuing agreement on a work-order basis capped at $500,000 per project.

The code sees concentrated activity across Florida, Georgia, and Texas, with Florida counties and municipalities (Hillsborough, Sarasota, Escambia, Volusia, Pinellas, Orlando) issuing the largest volume of recent CEI and materials-testing solicitations, typically structured as continuing or on-call contracts with individual work orders. Georgia Department of Transportation dominates the independent cost-estimation and general engineering consulting space for alternative-delivery and ITS projects. Representative recent opportunities span construction inspection for roadway and bridge projects (Escambia County's Beulah Road Realignment CEI, Sarasota County's Manasota Road Bascule Bridge CEI with proposals due October 20, 2026), geotechnical investigation and materials testing (Forsyth County, Georgia's as-needed geotechnical services RFP due October 29, 2026), and specialized post-disaster assessment (Orlando Utilities Commission RFP due November 1, 2026). Most Florida solicitations require current FDOT prequalification in Work Group 10.1 or equivalent certifications and impose local business enterprise participation requirements or preference scoring. Compensation is typically time-and-materials with negotiated hourly rates per task order, not-to-exceed ceilings per project (often $500,000), and individual purchase-order controls. Contract terms range from two to five years with optional renewal periods, and federal compliance obligations (Davis-Bacon, E-Verify, debarment) apply to federally funded work.