UNSPSC 77000000: Environmental Services

This segment includes services associated with environmental protection and management as well as environmental science and technology. This segment also includes pollution control.

UNSPSC 77000000 Environmental Services is a Segment code under which state and local governments currently solicit cleanup, remediation, waste management, and environmental compliance services. Recent state and local opportunities show concrete spending on sand trap, grease trap, and septic tank cleaning with disposal; portable toilet rental and maintenance; fire, storm, water, and mold damage remediation; hazardous waste pickup and recycling; biohazard cleanup; invasive plant eradication; stormwater compliance and permitting; cyanobacteria laboratory analysis; soil remediation and disposal; trace metal testing in biological tissue; and watershed management planning. Issuing bodies span state environmental departments, county health agencies, municipal public works departments, towns, and special-purpose districts, with repeat activity from New Hampshire state agencies (Department of Administrative Services), Colorado state agencies (Department of Public Health and Environment, Energy Office), Utah state divisions (Division of Purchasing, Division of Water Quality), Orange County California (multiple recent solicitations), and Connecticut towns and state departments. Geographic spread concentrates in the Northeast (Connecticut, New Hampshire, Rhode Island), Mountain West (Utah, Colorado), and California, with additional activity in Florida, Oregon, and South Carolina.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the breadth: the City of Dallas issued an IFB for 60-month ID/IQ sand trap and septic tank cleaning and disposal services (BX2600030801, bids due August 14, 2026); New Hampshire Department of Administrative Services solicited bids for statewide portable toilet rental and emergency response services with performance guarantees (RFB 3140-27, due August 5, 2026); the same state department requested bids for fire, storm, water, and mold damage repair across nine counties with 24/7 emergency response capability (RFB 3139-27, due July 31, 2026); Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment issued an IFB for EPA Five-Year Reviews at five Superfund sites (IFB 1-2027000002, approximately $370,000, bids due July 27, 2026); Orange County California requested bids for used oil and bilge pad pickup and recycling (IFB0423057605JB, due July 31, 2026, with 5–8% price preferences for local and disabled veteran small business certification); Utah Division of Purchasing sought laboratory services for cyanobacteria identification and enumeration in waterbodies supporting harmful algal bloom detection ($385,000 over five years, NC26-85, bids due July 7, 2026); and Rhode Island Department of Environmental Management requested quotes for site remediation and soil disposal at The Paddocks Project in Pawtucket with minimum 15% minority business enterprise participation (RFQ26006792, due July 13, 2026).