UNSPSC 77101803: Sectoral environmental auditing services

UNSPSC 77101803 Sectoral environmental auditing services is a Commodity code that describes environmental compliance assessment and audit work that state and local governments procure when they need independent verification of regulatory adherence, environmental permitting support, and risk or quality assurance documentation. Recent state and local opportunities show the code spanning water-quality testing and laboratory accreditation, airport environmental planning, building performance assessments, and compliance audits—covering both environmental site investigation and regulatory reporting required of public agencies managing landfills, treatment facilities, water systems, and operational infrastructure. The issuing bodies are predominantly counties, cities, and special-purpose districts (water authorities, airport authorities, solid waste agencies) that manage environmental liabilities and regulatory obligations. Tuolumne County appears frequently in the dataset across multiple environmental procurement activities, though the recent block also includes cities and state agencies in California, Florida, Georgia, Washington, and Arizona pursuing environmental audit, testing, and assessment services under this code.

Concrete recent opportunities include the City of Ocala, Florida (Marion County) issuing two ITBs for environmental water testing laboratory services under NELAP accreditation to support wastewater and drinking water compliance monitoring at treatment facilities and landfills, with results due within 21 calendar days and contract terms of three years plus two optional one-year renewals; the City of Ocala also procured water testing for the Leeward/Perry Spray Field with incumbent Pace Analytical Services at approximately $3,628 annually. The Washington State Department of Corrections issued RFQQ K13991 in June 2026 for DOJ-certified PREA auditing services across six correctional and community facilities, with a maximum blended hourly rate structure and contract award anticipated by August 18, 2026. Tuolumne County's Department of Public Works requested qualifications in May 2026 for forest carbon offset feasibility analysis, and the City of Tampa issued an ITB for waste-to-energy facility quality audits including quarterly gas analyzer and opacity testing with a $90,000 estimated annual value, designated as a sheltered market contract for Small Local Business Enterprises with a five percent bid discount. Geographic activity spans California (urban and rural counties), Florida (municipal utilities), Georgia (state and county systems), Washington (state corrections), and Arizona (municipal materials recovery), with the most recent solicitations posted in June through October 2026.