UNSPSC 77111600: Environmental rehabilitation

UNSPSC 77111600 Environmental rehabilitation (Class) covers the full range of contaminated-site assessment, remediation design, hazardous-material removal, and post-remediation restoration that state and local governments procure for brownfield properties, landfill closures, former industrial sites, and water-body restoration. Recent state and local solicitations show work spanning soil and groundwater remediation for PCB and lead contamination, landfill capping and geomembrane installation, TENORM removal, mold and asbestos abatement, debris removal from waterways, and related environmental compliance and laboratory analysis. The code draws solicitations from state environmental-protection departments, counties, cities, municipal utilities, and special-purpose districts; Kentucky's Department for Environmental Protection and Georgia's Department of Community Development appear as repeat buyers. Work is being solicited as fixed-price IFBs, cost-plus RFPs, on-call IDIQ contracts, and pre-qualified vendor lists, reflecting both discrete remediation projects and standing capacity for emergency response.

Recent activity concentrates in Kentucky (multiple landfill and site-closure projects under the Department for Environmental Protection), Georgia (Chattahoochee Brick Company remediation in Atlanta, Walker County courthouse mold and roof work), Texas (Houston and Brazoria County debris removal, San Antonio asbestos abatement IDIQ), Florida (City of Pembroke Pines environmental inspection QSL), Nevada (statewide mitigation and assessment RFP), and New England (Connecticut and Maine site assessment and remediation). The City of Dallas is establishing a 60-month IDIQ for sand trap and grease-trap cleaning and disposal (due August 14, 2026); the Commonwealth of Kentucky is bidding Central Kentucky Landfill Phases 3–4 closure with geomembrane liner installation (bids due July 21, 2026); and Nevada's Division of Environmental Protection is procuring statewide assessment and remediation services on a four-year initial term beginning January 1, 2027 (proposals due August 11, 2026). Environmental consulting work is also active, with Maine's Department of Environmental Protection establishing a pre-qualified vendor list for sub-slab depressurization systems (five-year PQVL beginning September 1, 2026, proposals due August 3, 2026) and Columbus, Georgia seeking environmental consultants for EPA Brownfield Grant support on a three-year term (proposals due August 21, 2026). These solicitations regularly require specialized licensing (OSHA H2S or radioactive-material certifications), Davis-Bacon compliance, comprehensive liability and workers'-compensation insurance, and experience with equivalent projects completed within the prior five years.