UNSPSC 77100000: Environmental management

UNSPSC 77100000 Environmental management is a Family code encompassing the cleaning, remediation, and restoration services state and local governments actually procure to address water quality, hazardous materials, contaminated sites, and ecosystem health. Recent opportunities show the code captures sand trap and grease trap cleaning, portable toilet rental and maintenance, fire and mold damage remediation, stormwater compliance and pond treatment, soil and groundwater sampling, wetland inventory updates, habitat restoration, and environmental testing—a broad scope reflecting the diverse environmental obligations of municipalities, counties, state agencies, and special districts.

The issuing bodies span state environmental departments (Colorado, Oregon, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire), counties (Orange, Tuolumne, Santa Clara, Hillsborough, Broward, Marion), cities and towns (Dallas, Boston, Lexington, Mashpee, Simsbury, Los Gatos), school districts (Box Elder), universities (UW-Parkside, Auburn), and transit authorities. Representative recent activity includes the City of Dallas soliciting a 60-month ID/IQ for sand trap, grease trap, septic tank, and storm vault cleaning due August 14, 2026 (IFB); the New Hampshire Department of Administrative Services requesting portable toilet rental services for Grafton County due August 5, 2026 (RFB); the State of New Hampshire seeking fire, storm, water, and mold damage repair services statewide due July 31, 2026 (RFB); the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment issuing an IFB for EPA Five-Year Reviews at five Superfund sites due July 27, 2026; the County of Orange, Florida posting an RFP for preliminary renewable energy facility design at Prima Deshecha Landfill due July 1, 2026; and the State of Oregon soliciting emission factor testing on pile burning due August 4, 2026 (with an Oregon SBE preference of 10 percent). Geographic activity concentrates in New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Colorado, Oregon, California, and Florida, with additional opportunities in Texas, Connecticut, Utah, Pennsylvania, and Illinois. The code shows consistent, multi-jurisdiction demand for remediation, compliance, and infrastructure-support services across Q2 and early Q3 2026.