UNSPSC 77101902: Industrial waste site investigation

UNSPSC 77101902 Industrial waste site investigation is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure environmental assessment, testing, and compliance services tied to contaminated or potentially hazardous sites, facilities, and land parcels. The work includes hazardous materials testing (asbestos-containing materials, lead-based paint, lead clearance inspections, indoor air quality), potentially responsible party (PRP) and chain of title searches, disaster debris and hazard tree removal assessment and monitoring, and PFAS evaluation of pesticides and herbicides. Issuing bodies span state environmental and resources agencies (the California Department of Toxic Substances Control, the California Department of General Services), county public works departments (Orange County), county parks and open space departments (Boulder County Parks and Open Space), and cities (Union City, Georgia).

Recent activity concentrates in California, where the California Department of Toxic Substances Control solicited proposals for PRP search services (RFP# 2627-07, due August 13, 2026) with an estimated contract value not exceeding $950,000 over a two-year term, and the California Department of General Services issued RFP 5269942 for Assessment and Monitoring Services for Disaster Debris and Hazard Tree Removal organized by five statewide regions and three service categories (due October 12, 2026). The County of Orange, OC Public Works solicited On-Call Hazardous Materials Testing Services covering Orange County and San Francisco City (RFP0802753801WH, due May 6, 2025), with local small business and disabled veteran business enterprise set-asides available at 20% or 3% of contract value. Outside California, Boulder County Parks and Open Space in Colorado issued a Request for Information on PFAS or PFOS evaluation of noxious weed herbicides (RFI28426, due May 15, 2026), and the City of Union City, Georgia solicited plan review and inspection services for building code compliance (RFP-CD-26-01, due June 10, 2026). Most recent opportunities show five-year and multi-year contract terms with on-call or as-needed service delivery models and mandatory insurance, training, and personnel qualification requirements.