UNSPSC 77111505: Toxic substances protection services

UNSPSC 77111505 Toxic substances protection services is a Commodity code that covers hazardous materials assessment, remediation, and mitigation work—including asbestos abatement, environmental site investigation and remedial design, contamination cleanup, and emergency response to spills and environmental emergencies. State and local governments use this code for specialized contracting around contaminated sites, hazardous material removal from infrastructure, regulatory compliance work tied to environmental protection statutes, and urgent mitigation following property damage or releases. The issuing bodies span county environmental and public works departments, city planning and contracting offices, specialized transit and utility authorities, and regional water or conservation commissions. Recent solicitations show a mix of ongoing infrastructure support (facility decontamination, substation remediation) and project-driven environmental planning work (shoreline adaptation, brownfield inventory, stream restoration).

Recent activity is dispersed across multiple states and jurisdictions. Collin County, Texas issued an IFB for sprinkler head replacement at its jail with bids due November 19, 2026 and an estimated cost of $150,000; the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection solicited remedial investigation and design services with quotes due November 20, 2026 and estimated labor spanning multiple contract years across nine labor categories; the City of Detroit requested RFQ proposals for substation environmental remediation—asbestos abatement, transformer oil removal, and debris cleanup—with a one-year initial term and renewal option; Santa Clara County, California issued an RFP for shoreline adaptation planning with proposals due November 6, 2026; and Atlanta Beltline, Inc. solicited sealed bids for Proctor Creek stream restoration with bids due November 17, 2026. Additional opportunities include Bernalillo County's brownfield assessment administration services (proposals due October 27, 2026), the Brazos River Authority's freshwater mussel survey and species relocation services (proposals due July 16, 2026), and the City of Arlington, Texas's annual requirements contract for mosquito control (proposals due October 22, 2026). Recent posting dates range from June through October 2026, with activity in Texas, New Jersey, California, Georgia, Arizona, and Wisconsin.