UNSPSC 77101600: Environmental planning

UNSPSC 77101600 Environmental planning, a Class code, spans state and local government procurement of environmental assessment, restoration planning, and resilience design services. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions buying pre-development and adaptive-reuse planning for mission-critical facilities (Dallas's 911 Emergency Communications Center); comprehensive environmental restoration and habitat management services across thousands of acres (Oregon tribal forestlands, California state forest fuels reduction); community resilience and extreme heat preparedness planning under federal grant programs (Tucson, Boulder County); and specialized environmental compliance, stormwater management, and water resource planning support (Florida water management districts, city water departments). The code also covers impact fee studies, master plan development, and environmental remediation assessments across multiple jurisdictions.

State departments, regional councils, cities, counties, and special-purpose districts (water management districts, metropolitan planning organizations) issue these solicitations. Repeat activity appears among California counties (Tuolumne issues fuels reduction and natural resources RFPs regularly), Georgia municipalities (Atlanta Department of Parks and Recreation, multiple Georgia cities seeking planning updates), and Florida water and environmental agencies. Geographic spread spans California (forest restoration and environmental planning), Florida (water resource and environmental compliance services), Georgia (urban forestry and land use planning), Oregon (habitat restoration), Texas (emergency operations and disaster recovery planning), and Arizona (EV infrastructure and community resilience). Recent representative opportunities include: the City of Dallas requesting pre-development services for a 911 Emergency Communications Center adaptive-reuse project (RFQ, proposals due August 7, 2026); H-GAC issuing an RFP for Regional Zero-Emission Vehicle Infrastructure in Texas (proposals due August 27, 2026); Henry County, Georgia requesting an impact fee study covering parks, public safety, and transportation (RFP, proposals due August 12, 2026); the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta Conservancy soliciting a policy brief on Delta financing and resilience (RFP 2500015, proposals due April 24, 2026); and Tuolumne County seeking forest fuels reduction contractors across 2,952 acres under the SERAL Phase III, Part 2 program (RFP, proposals due May 18, 2026, retrospective deadline May 17). No significant concentration or decline in activity is evident; the code shows consistent multimodal use across planning, design, implementation, and post-project evaluation.