UNSPSC 77111504: Genetic resources protection services

UNSPSC 77111504 Genetic resources protection services is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure environmental assessment, remediation, restoration, and mitigation services tied to site contamination, aquatic ecosystem protection, and hazard mitigation. The scope spans environmental site investigation and design (remedial action planning under New Jersey environmental regulations), stream and riparian restoration (channel work, erosion control, invasive species removal, green infrastructure installation), brownfield site identification and inventory, mosquito control aligned with CDC and EPA guidelines, asbestos and transformer-oil abatement at utility substations, freshwater mussel surveys and species relocation to support permitting compliance, and emergency response services for fire, water, mold, and chemical contamination at public facilities. Issuing bodies include state environmental departments (New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection), county governments (Collin County, Texas; Santa Clara County, California; Brazos River Authority), cities (Arlington, Texas; Detroit; Phoenix; Atlanta; Union City, Georgia), special-purpose districts (Orlando Utilities Commission), and independent authorities (Atlanta Beltline, Inc.). Work is driven by state environmental permitting, federal grant funding (California Ocean Protection Council, U.S. Department of Transportation), and routine facility maintenance or emergency response needs.

Recent activity spans multiple geographies with notable concentration in Texas (Collin County jail sprinkler replacement, Arlington mosquito control, Brazos River Authority mussel survey) and secondary activity in California, New Jersey, Georgia, Michigan, and Wisconsin. Representative recent solicitations include Collin County's IFB 2026-389 for institutional sprinkler replacement in the jail (bids due November 19, 2026, estimated cost $150,000); Santa Clara County's RFP for the Subregional Shoreline Adaptation Plan development across six Bay Area municipalities (proposals due November 6, 2026, funded by California Ocean Protection Council grant); the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's RFQ for Remedial Investigation and Design Services at contaminated sites (quotes due November 20, 2026, with comprehensive HASP and QAPP requirements); and the Brazos River Authority's RFP for freshwater mussel survey and aquatic species relocation services (proposals due July 16, 2026, evaluated on qualifications only with negotiations on price after selection). The code shows active procurement across environmental compliance, infrastructure restoration, and facility protection domains with a mix of design-phase planning work, construction implementation, and specialized technical services.