UNSPSC 77110000: Environmental protection

UNSPSC 77110000 Environmental protection is a Family code spanning the range of waste management, pollution control, environmental remediation, and habitat restoration services that state and local governments procure. Recent state and local solicitations show governments buying sand trap and grease trap cleaning with disposal, portable toilet rental services, fire and water damage remediation, habitat restoration and fuels reduction, soil and groundwater sampling and assessment, wastewater and stormwater system management, and environmental compliance consulting. The issuing bodies reflect the full spectrum of state and local procurement: state environmental and natural resources departments (Colorado, New Hampshire, Oregon, Maine, Delaware); county governments and departments of public works (Tuolumne, Santa Clara, Boulder, Collier, Hillsborough); cities and town authorities (Dallas, Stafford, Norwalk, Los Gatos, Palo Alto); special districts (Los Altos Hills Fire District, various water authorities); and transit or facilities operators (UW-Parkside, Auburn University on behalf of military installations). Several states and counties appear repeatedly across multiple recent procurements—Colorado and California jurisdictions (particularly Tuolumne County), New Hampshire, and Florida counties (Collier, Hillsborough, Orange)—indicating sustained environmental management activity in these regions.

Recent representative opportunities span multiple service categories: the City of Dallas issued a 60-month Indefinite Delivery/Indefinite Quantity RFQ for sand trap, grease trap, septic tank, and storm vault cleaning and disposal (BX2600030801, due August 14, 2026); the New Hampshire Department of Administrative Services requested bids for portable toilet rental services across Grafton County through November 2029 (BID314027, due August 5, 2026); the State of New Hampshire issued a competitive bid for fire, storm, water, and mold damage repair services statewide covering nine counties (BID313927, due July 31, 2026); the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment sought bids for EPA Five-Year Reviews at five Superfund sites (IFB 1-2027000002, due July 27, 2026); the County of Tuolumne solicited proposals for forest fuels reduction across approximately 1,722 acres (RFP-2025-0129, due May 31, 2026); the State of Oregon Department of Environmental Quality requested proposals for emission factor testing on pile burning (S-34000-00017362, due August 4, 2026, with 10% Oregon SBE preference); and the New Hampshire Department of Natural and Cultural Resources sought bids for soil and groundwater sampling and environmental assessment at Mount Washington State Park (RFBDNCR202621, due June 5, 2026). Activity is heaviest in western and northeastern states, with secondary activity in Florida and scattered municipal-level procurements nationwide.