UNSPSC 77101500: Environmental impact assessment

UNSPSC 77101500 Environmental impact assessment is a Class code that encompasses professional services for site assessment, planning documentation, and compliance analysis across water quality, contamination, hazard identification, and resilience planning. State and local governments procure under this code for brownfields and environmental site assessments, stormwater and water quality management planning, sea level rise and adaptation analysis, air quality permitting and regulatory support, and feasibility studies informing infrastructure and facility decisions. Issuing bodies span county environmental agencies, municipal departments, transit authorities, and special-purpose entities—particularly environmental quality districts and planning commissions. The mix includes repeat activity from Tuolumne County and other California jurisdictions, counties in Georgia and Colorado, Massachusetts municipalities, and state environmental and transportation departments.

Recent opportunities reflect active procurement across multiple geographies and service lines. The City of Casselberry, Florida selected multiple qualified firms under a five-year continuing services agreement for stormwater engineering and lakes management through a CCNA competitive process (SOQ posted Oct 19, 2026, with CPH Inc., Geosyntec Consultants Inc., Vanasse Hangen Brustlin Inc., and Wood Environment & Infrastructure Solutions Inc. awarded). Salt Lake County issued an RFP (responses due October 13, 2026) for Qualified Environmental Professional services supporting a $1,369,916 EPA Brownfields Assessment Coalition Grant across at least 31 Phase I ESAs, 27 Phase II ESAs, and asbestos/hazardous materials surveys through September 2030. The California Public Utilities Commission solicited BEAD program administration and oversight services (due September 2, 2026) covering 24 major task areas across 20 subgrantees and up to 339,000 broadband serviceable locations. Santa Clara County's Office of Sustainability and Resilience requested proposals (due November 6, 2026) for a Bay Conservation and Development Commission-compliant Subregional Shoreline Adaptation Plan addressing sea level rise risk across six participating cities. Forsyth County, Georgia issued an RFP (due September 24, 2026) for environmental monitoring and watershed support services across four task areas supporting Phase I Medium MS4 permit and countywide Watershed Protection Plan compliance over five years. Activity concentrates in California, Colorado, Georgia, Massachusetts, and Salt Lake County, with secondary procurement in Texas, Connecticut, Florida, and Minnesota.