UNSPSC 77101704: Environmental technology advisory services

UNSPSC 77101704 Environmental technology advisory services is a Commodity code encompassing the advisory, planning, and strategic support services that state and local governments procure to guide environmental compliance, sustainability initiatives, habitat restoration, and climate adaptation. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show activity concentrated across planning support, environmental assessment, ecosystem restoration, and climate resilience consulting—reflecting a mix of transportation planning, habitat mitigation, disaster recovery, and community climate adaptation projects. Issuing bodies include county governments (Tuolumne County, Harris County, Pinellas County, Pasco County), cities (Dallas, Phoenix, Tucson, Atlanta, Salem, Boulder), regional transit and planning authorities (H-GAC, Forward Pinellas), and special-purpose districts (Atlanta Beltline, CTCLUSI tribal government, Oregon Military Department). A handful of repeat buyers appear across multiple solicitations—Tuolumne County and Pasco County each issued multiple environmental advisory RFPs between March and July 2026—suggesting sustained procurement demand in these jurisdictions for environmental consulting, forest management planning, and ecosystem services.

The mix of work being solicited reflects environmental advisory services spanning natural resource restoration, carbon credit and offsets development, hazard mitigation planning, complete streets and transportation safety planning, stormwater and water resources consulting, community resilience planning, and habitat restoration project management. Representative recent opportunities include the Tuolumne County RFP for SS4A Action Plan Update & Safety Analysis (May 2026, RFQ deadline May 8, 2026) seeking local road safety planning and systemic evaluation; the Confederated Tribes of the Coos, Lower Umpqua and Siuslaw Indians RFP for Forest Carbon Credit Project Phase II (June 2026, proposals due July 22) requiring carbon offset project development expertise for tribal forest management; and Boulder County's RFP for Neighborhood EV Outreach and Education (June 2026, proposals due July 6) supporting electric vehicle adoption and community climate engagement under federal transportation grant funding. Geographic activity is concentrated in California (Tuolumne County, San Francisco Bay Area via Santa Clara County), Texas (Dallas, Houston area via H-GAC and Harris County), Florida (Pasco County, Pinellas County, Sarasota County, Union City), Georgia (Atlanta, Henry County, GDOT statewide), and the Pacific Northwest (Oregon and Washington tribal and state agencies), with additional state procurement in Colorado, Tennessee, and Arizona. The code shows strong federal grant-funded activity—FHWA Safe Streets and Roads for All, FEMA resilience funding, EPA clean water funding, and USDA forest service partnership agreements—indicating that environmental advisory services often flow through discretionary and formula federal grants to state and local entities.