UNSPSC 77101802: Corporate environmental auditing services

UNSPSC 77101802 Corporate environmental auditing services is a Commodity code covering specialized environmental compliance and performance reviews that state and local governments procure when facing specific regulatory, operational, or facility-management challenges. Recent solicitations show this code tagged to opportunities ranging far beyond traditional corporate audits — including food-service compliance reviews at detention facilities, PREA auditing at correctional facilities, water-testing lab services, waste-to-energy facility quality audits, and building commissioning inspections — suggesting that "corporate environmental auditing" as named captures only a fraction of what is actually being bought under this classification.

Issuing bodies across the recent opportunities include county sheriff's offices, state departments of transportation and natural resources, city utilities and public works departments, housing authorities, and correctional agencies. Tuolumne County, California appears as a repeat buyer across multiple environmental and natural-resource management procurements. Geographic spread is broad, with recent activity in California (Tuolumne County, Santa Clara County, City of Tucson, City of Phoenix), South Dakota, Florida (Tampa, Casselberry, Ocala, Kissimmee), Georgia (Atlanta, multiple municipalities), Washington State, and Oregon. Representative opportunities include the City of Tampa's McKay Bay Waste to Energy Facility Quality Audits and CO2 Sampling Program (ITB 26P00197, due May 8, 2026, estimated contract amount $90,000.00, designated as a sheltered-market SLBE set-aside); the South Dakota Department of Transportation's Procedures/Manual Development Services to Support NEPA Assignment Application (RFP 26RFP19846, due July 17, 2026, two-phase competitive process with letter of intent due June 26, 2026); and the Georgia Department of Transportation's Environmental Support Services (RFQ PE48401RFQ2026000000601, RFQ to issue July 16, 2026, covering NEPA/Air Quality/Noise/Public Involvement, Cultural Resources, and Ecology in three separate contracts). The code shows robust recent activity across multiple sectors and jurisdictions, with no single dominant issuing body or geography.