UNSPSC 77101702: Environmental chemistry advisory services

UNSPSC 77101702 Environmental chemistry advisory services is a Commodity code representing water quality, environmental permitting, compliance, and related technical advisory work that state and local governments procure to support stormwater management, environmental planning, habitat protection, and regulatory navigation. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties using this code for stormwater engineering assessments, shoreline adaptation planning, environmental permitting and impact review, pollution control support, and brownfield site inventory—services spanning design, regulatory compliance, and data analysis rather than the narrow framing of "chemistry advisory" alone.

State and local issuing bodies include city governments (Casselberry and New Smyrna Beach, Florida; Santa Monica and Mableton, Georgia; New Haven, Connecticut), county agencies (Santa Clara County, Orange County, Tuolumne County, Camden County, and Bernalillo County), special districts (Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District in Portland, Oregon; Utilities Commission in New Smyrna Beach), and regional planning organizations (CORE MPO in Georgia; UFSWQD in Oregon). Stormwater-focused municipalities and counties managing water infrastructure or environmental compliance emerge as repeat issuers. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Casselberry, Florida's Statement of Qualifications for stormwater and lakes management projects (SOQ posted October 19, 2026; deadline February 5, 2019; five-year continuing services contract with up to $200,000 per individual project in professional service fees); the Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District's RFP for environmental permitting on-call services across North Portland metro communities (RFP posted September 28, 2026; deadline October 30, 2026; up to two agreements from a shared $500,000 budget over five years); and the Orange County Transportation Authority's RFQ for water quality technical consulting to support the M2 Environmental Cleanup Program (RFQ posted October 12, 2026; deadline November 9, 2026; five-year, $300,000 contract). Activity concentrates in California, Florida, Georgia, Colorado, Oregon, and the Pacific Northwest, with scattered opportunities in Michigan, Arizona, Connecticut, and the Southeast. The code reflects municipal reliance on external environmental advisory capacity for permitting, compliance, and infrastructure planning in response to evolving stormwater and water quality regulations.