UNSPSC 77111602: Environmental decontamination services

UNSPSC 77111602 Environmental decontamination services, a Commodity code, encompasses identification, testing, containment, removal, and disposal of hazardous materials—primarily asbestos, lead, mold, and related contaminants—from buildings and remediation sites as well as emergency spill response and site stabilization across state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments procure these services through cities, counties, school districts, state environmental protection agencies, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts to comply with environmental regulations, respond to contamination incidents, and restore properties to safe condition.

City and county governments dominate recent solicitation activity. The City of Ocala, Florida issued a competitive RFQ for asbestos, mold, and lead-based paint testing services under RFQGRM261194 (due October 12, 2026, though the posting date of October 15, 2026 indicates the deadline has passed), requiring Florida state certification across all three disciplines and a minimum three years' experience; the City of Tampa solicited hazardous waste pickup, transport, and disposal services under RFQ (due September 11, 2026); Fulton County, Georgia solicited 24/7 emergency sewage cleanup services under ITB 26ITB1650220A-ST (due October 13, 2026) with MBE/FBE goals of 11.49% and 2.62%; and Orange County, California issued competitive sealed bids for environmental cleanup services across unincorporated county territory and agreement cities under IFB-080-3112101-EL (due November 4, 2026) with a 5% local small business and DVBE preference (maximum $100,000). School districts also pursue the code: Pinellas County School District, Florida, solicited indoor air quality testing and mitigation services (laboratory analysis, asbestos surveys, mold testing) under ITB #26-CD-039 (due November 6, 2026, mandatory pre-bid October 28, 2026) with approximately $100,000 estimated value and requirement for in-house laboratory within 25 miles of the service center. State agencies, including Kentucky's Department for Environmental Protection and Maine's Department of Environmental Protection, solicit environmental remediation and sub-slab depressurization services for contaminated sites and vapor intrusion mitigation. Recent activity spans Florida, Georgia, California, Kentucky, Arizona, Connecticut, Washington, Colorado, and other states, with concentrated recent volume in the Southeast (Florida, Georgia) and Southwest (California, Arizona, Nevada).