UNSPSC 77102000: Environmental reporting services

Services to create reports related to environmental activities such as certification of compliance, emission reporting, incident reporting, waste generation and disposal

UNSPSC 77102000 Environmental reporting services is a Class code that encompasses environmental documentation, compliance monitoring, and data collection services that state and local governments contract to support regulatory obligations, project permitting, and natural resource management. The code covers a diverse range of work spanning stormwater compliance and facility monitoring, environmental assessments and NEPA documentation, watershed planning and water quality analysis, hazardous materials investigation, and sustainability reporting. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include county departments, municipal water authorities, transportation agencies, fire districts, probation departments, university systems, and special-purpose entities such as estuary programs and transportation planning organizations. Recent opportunities show activity from Escambia County (Florida), South Dakota DOT, Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, Georgia Environmental Finance Authority, Washington Department of Commerce, Texas General Land Office, Maine Department of Environmental Protection, Boulder County (Colorado), Clackamas County (Oregon), Rockland County (New York), Fulton County (Georgia), and Auburn University on behalf of Army installations—a geographic and institutional mix spanning federal-to-local partnerships alongside standalone county and municipal buys.

Representative recent opportunities include Escambia County's stormwater technology demonstration and evaluation project (RFP, proposals due August 14, 2026) engaging the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Innovative Technology Grant Program; South Dakota DOT's NEPA Assignment consultation services (RFP, July 17, 2026) supporting the state's assumption of federal environmental-review responsibility; Nevada's statewide environmental mitigation, assessment, and remediation services (RFP, August 11, 2026) spanning site assessment, remediation, chlorinated solvent and abandoned mine land services; Georgia Environmental Finance Authority's Clean Water Needs Survey (RFQ, July 24, 2026) assessing wastewater facility capital investment requirements; and Washington Department of Commerce's district energy decarbonization committee facilitation (RFP, August 6, 2026). Work activity concentrates in the Southeast and Southwest, with secondary clusters in the Pacific Northwest, Upper Midwest, and Northeast. The code shows strong recent velocity across environmental compliance, regulatory support, and data collection for permitting and infrastructure planning, with federal funding (Clean Water Act grants, FHWA, DOD, HUD, FEMA) frequently embedded in the scope and driving compliance overhead.