UNSPSC 77111603: Land rehabilitation services

The process of returning the land in a given area to some degree of its former state, after some process (industry, natural disasters, etc.) has resulted in its damage.

UNSPSC 77111603 Land rehabilitation services (Commodity) covers state and local government procurement for soil remediation, environmental site cleanup, hazardous-materials abatement, landfill closure and capping, and related ground-stabilization work. The code captures remediation of lead-contaminated and industrial sites, mine reclamation, TENORM and petroleum-impacted soil removal, wetland and waterway restoration, and post-demolition site grading and revegetation. Recent solicitations show a mix of small, site-specific projects and multi-phase infrastructure work, with issuing bodies including state environmental and natural resources departments, counties, municipalities, and specialized authorities. Kentucky's Department for Environmental Protection is a repeat buyer, having posted multiple landfill closure and TENORM remediation RFBs with bid deadlines in July 2026; Georgia counties and cities have posted lead abatement and courtyard remediation work; Texas state agencies have sought mine reclamation and debris-removal services; and Nevada posted a statewide as-needed environmental mitigation RFP. Work spans assessment, design, excavation, disposal logistics, site restoration, and regulatory compliance across contaminated properties, former industrial sites, public infrastructure, and natural-resource areas.

Recent activity concentrates in Kentucky, Texas, Georgia, and the broader South and Southwest. The Commonwealth of Kentucky Department for Environmental Protection issued multiple RFBs in June and July 2026 for landfill closure phases (Central Kentucky Landfill, Mount Sterling Landfill Cap Project), TENORM remediation (Winona Garrett Lease, multiple posting dates), and lead soil abatement (Former Trimble County Newspaper site), all with IFB notice type and July mid-month bid deadlines. The City of Dallas posted an indefinite-delivery service agreement IFB (BX2600030801) on July 16, 2026 for sand trap and grease trap cleaning with an August 14, 2026 response date. The State of Utah Division of Purchasing issued an IFB for Sowbelly Gulch coal-mine reclamation (July 21, 2026 deadline). The City of Atlanta and Consolidated Government of Columbus, Georgia posted environmental remediation RFPs for contaminated sites and brownfield support. Nevada's Division of Environmental Protection solicited statewide remediation services on an as-needed basis. Collin College in Texas, Jefferson County Kentucky, and multiple Connecticut municipalities have posted remediation and abatement RFPs. The code shows active, distributed procurement across public entities managing contaminated properties, closed industrial sites, and mine-reclamation obligations, with work typically solicited through competitive bid or RFP processes and often spanning three to five years on ID/IQ or as-needed contract structures.