UNSPSC 77111500: Environmental safety services

UNSPSC 77111500 Environmental safety services is a Class code under which state and local governments procure a diverse range of specialized remediation, restoration, and monitoring work focused on addressing environmental and public health hazards—from biohazard cleanup and asbestos abatement to shoreline adaptation planning, forest fuels reduction, and laboratory analysis of environmental contaminants. Recent activity shows counties, cities, and regional authorities issuing competitive solicitations for cleanup services following property damage or contamination events, assessment and design services for environmental compliance and remediation, hazard mitigation including wildfire-related fuel reduction and vegetation management, and technical consulting on environmental risks and adaptation planning tied to climate and regulatory compliance.

Activity under the code spans multiple states and issuing-body types. Tuolumne County, California appears as a repeat buyer, issuing multiple recent RFPs for forest fuels reduction, herbicide application, vegetation management, and hazard mitigation services. Other recent solicitations come from county governments (Collin County, Texas; Bernalillo County, New Mexico; Walworth County, Wisconsin), cities (Arlington, Texas; Yuma, Arizona; Union City, Georgia; Detroit, Michigan; Phoenix, Arizona; Atlanta, Georgia), state departments (California Department of General Services, New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, State of Utah Division of Water Quality), and special-purpose authorities (Orlando Utilities Commission, Atlanta Beltline, Inc., Brazos River Authority). Geographic spread includes Texas, California, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Arizona, Georgia, Michigan, Utah, New Jersey, and Louisiana. Representative recent opportunities include Collin County's sealed IFB for institutional sprinkler replacement at a detention center (response due November 19, 2026) with estimated cost of $150,000 and prevailing wage requirements; Santa Clara County's RFP for development of a multiregional shoreline adaptation plan addressing sea level rise (due November 6, 2026); and the City of Arlington's RFP for annual mosquito control services including surveillance, larvicide, and adult mosquito application (due October 22, 2026). California Department of General Services is procuring multi-year Master Service Agreements for assessment and monitoring of disaster debris and hazard tree removal across five statewide regions by service volume tier (RFP 5269942, due October 12, 2026). Tuolumne County dominates activity with concurrent solicitations for forest fuels reduction, hazard mitigation, herbicide application on burn-scar lands, defensible space vegetation removal on residential properties, and air quality permitting support—most reflecting wildfire resilience and environmental compliance priorities in fire-prone counties and engagement with federal cost-sharing through USDA Forest Service Master Stewardship Agreements and federal grant programs.