UNSPSC 77101502: Environmental standards

UNSPSC 77101502 Environmental standards is a Commodity code covering environmental compliance assessment, impact analysis, and remediation planning work that state and local governments procure to satisfy regulatory obligations and inform land-use and infrastructure decisions. Recent solicitations show state and local bodies buying Phase I Environmental Site Assessments, Phase II contamination evaluations, wetlands and stream delineations, NEPA documentation, brownfields assessments, impact fee feasibility studies, and greenhouse gas emissions analysis—work anchored in federal and state environmental statutes rather than in abstract environmental consulting alone. Issuing bodies span state agencies (Texas Water Development Board, California Department of Insurance, Washington Department of Natural Resources, Georgia Department of Transportation), counties (Henry County Georgia, Tuolumne County California, Santa Clara County California, Pinellas County Florida, Fayette County Georgia, Ware County Georgia), cities (Fort Myers Florida, Warner Robins Georgia, Union City Georgia, Atlanta Georgia), and special authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Boulder County, Broward County Transportation). Tuolumne County appears across multiple forest-management and land-remediation procurements, indicating repeated volume in rural California wildfire and restoration contexts.

Geographically, the code shows recent activity concentrated in California (Tuolumne, Santa Clara, Pinellas, Orange County districts and state agencies), Georgia (Henry, Fayette, Ware, Fulton counties and state boards), Florida (Fort Myers, Broward), Texas (TWDB), Colorado (Boulder), and Washington (DNR). Representative solicitations include Henry County, Georgia RFP 2702 for a parks and public-safety impact fee study due August 12, 2026; the City of Fort Myers RFQ 26RSQ for a downtown pedestrian mall and micromobility feasibility study due July 13, 2026; the Texas Water Development Board RFP 58027RFP0003 for brackish aquifer production-zone analysis across fourteen Central Texas counties due August 6, 2026; Pinellas County RFQ 260128RFQCCNA for environmental engineering and NEPA documentation on the Anclote Road stormwater project due April 2, 2026; and the Waycross and Ware County Development Authority RFP for Georgia GRAD due-diligence services including wetlands delineation and Phase I ESA due March 20, 2026. The code sees steady work in infrastructure-tied environmental clearance, property-condition assessment prior to development, and nature-based or climate-resilience feasibility studies, with response deadlines typically 30–60 days and contract terms running 12–36 months.