UNSPSC 77101701: Environmental sciences advisory services

UNSPSC 77101701 Environmental sciences advisory services is a Commodity code that encompasses state and local procurement of consulting and technical services supporting environmental assessment, planning, resource management, and regulatory compliance across public facilities and natural resource projects. State and local governments are using this code to solicit expertise in habitat restoration, forest management, water quality monitoring, environmental impact analysis, disaster recovery planning, and greenhouse gas modeling—work that bridges environmental science, infrastructure planning, and community resilience.

Issuing bodies span state environmental agencies (California Air Resources Board, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Oregon Military Department), county governments (Tuolumne County California, Harris County Texas, Pasco County Florida, Henry County Georgia), cities (Dallas, Tucson, Phoenix, Atlanta, Salem, Casselberry, Union City), transit and special-purpose authorities (Forward Pinellas MPO, H-GAC, Atlanta Beltline), and regional collaborative entities. Tuolumne County appears as a repeat buyer, soliciting multiple environmental and natural-resources contracts over the recent opportunities window. Representative recent work includes the Confederated Tribes of the Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians' solicitation for forest carbon credit project development and financial feasibility assessment (RFP, proposals due July 22, 2026); Henry County Georgia's request for an impact fee study with parks, public safety, and transportation components (RFP, due August 12, 2026); and the City of Dallas's request for pre-development and development services for a 911 Emergency Communications Center and Emergency Operations Center adaptive reuse project (Qualification Statements, due August 7, 2026). Also notable: California's Office of Environmental Health Hazard Assessment issued an Invitation for Bid for water sampling services supporting microplastics research in drinking water (IFB, due May 29, 2026), and the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission solicited Statements of Qualifications for Environmental Sensitivity Index mapping and GIS services for coastal Florida (RFSOQ, due May 28, 2026 with addendum issued March 30, 2026).

Recent activity concentrates in California (Tuolumne County, San Francisco Bay Area, state agencies), Texas (Dallas, Houston-Galveston area, Harris County), Florida (multiple coastal and county jurisdictions), Georgia (state DOT, Atlanta, Henry County), and Oregon. The geographic spread reflects both natural-resource-intensive states and federal grant-funded resilience and climate adaptation initiatives. Work is being solicited by state environmental and natural-resource agencies, county public works and parks departments, city planning and sustainability offices, and multi-jurisdictional collaborative groups. Compensation structures range from lump-sum fixed-fee professional services agreements to task-order-based qualified vendor lists and time-and-materials arrangements. Set-asides and local preferences are present in some opportunities (M/WBE utilization goals in Harris County and Dallas procurements; SBE preferences in Pinellas County; DBE encouragement in Oregon and California); others carry no explicit designations. The code shows strong, diversified recent activity aligned with state and local priorities in wildfire mitigation, habitat restoration, water quality, disaster recovery planning, and climate adaptation.