UNSPSC 77101805: Environmental quality control services

UNSPSC 77101805 Environmental quality control services is a Commodity code that encompasses water quality testing, environmental compliance monitoring, wastewater surveillance, and related analytical services that state and local governments purchase to meet regulatory obligations and support infrastructure operations. State and local buyers issue solicitations under this code for laboratory testing of drinking water and wastewater, air quality monitoring, sampling and analysis services for regulatory compliance, PREA auditing for correctional facilities, and environmental documentation support under NEPA and CEQA frameworks. The issuing bodies span state departments (California Water Resources Control Board, South Dakota Department of Transportation, California Department of Corrections), county governments (Tuolumne County, Monroe County, Ware County), cities (Ocala, Phoenix, Tampa, Tucson, Atlanta), water authorities (Kissimmee Utility Authority), and school districts (Bridgeport, Buffalo Public Schools). Tuolumne County appears as a repeat buyer across multiple forestry, environmental assessment, and infrastructure categories. Work being solicited ranges from quarterly water quality testing with EPA compliance reporting—such as the City of Ocala's ITB for environmental water testing across two wastewater and two water treatment facilities, due May 7, 2026—to specialized environmental documentation like the South Dakota Department of Transportation's RFP for NEPA Assignment consultation services due July 17, 2026, and wastewater surveillance for drug analysis coordination issued by Florida's Department of Children and Families with responses due March 19, 2026.

Recent activity concentrates in California (Tuolumne County forest and environmental projects, State Water Resources Control Board, California Department of Housing and Community Development), Florida (Tampa, Ocala, Kissimmee, and state-level procurements), Georgia (Ware County, City of Atlanta, GEFA municipal audit preparation), and the Pacific Northwest (Washington, South Dakota, Oregon). Representative opportunities include the City of Tampa's ITB for quarterly WTE facility quality audits and CO2 sampling due May 8, 2026, with a contract value of $90,000 designated for Small Local Business Enterprises; California Water Resources Control Board's RFQ for CEQA compliance environmental document preparation due July 28, 2026 with mandatory DVBE participation; the City of Ocala's three-year water testing contract with optional two-year renewals and per-test cost structures; and Georgia's GEFA Municipal Audit Preparation Program Services RFQ due March 30, 2026, targeting municipal compliance support across 701 local governments. Environmental consulting firms with specialized expertise in Part 58 HUD compliance, wastewater epidemiology, NEPA procedures, and laboratory accreditation under NELAP or equivalent state frameworks see consistent opportunities in this space.