UNSPSC 77120000: Pollution tracking and monitoring and rehabilitation

UNSPSC 77120000 Pollution tracking and monitoring and rehabilitation, Family tier, encompasses state and local procurement of environmental monitoring systems, pollution remediation services, and compliance assessment tools. Recent solicitations reveal that state and local governments under this code are actually buying diverse environmental services: wastewater facility infrastructure rehabilitation (filtration plant liners, storage tank coatings, boiler systems), air quality monitoring equipment, watershed needs survey contracting, and peer health assistance monitoring for licensed professionals. The issuing bodies span state departments (Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment, Colorado Department of Natural Resources, State of Delaware Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control), county authorities (Dallas County, Hillsborough County, Sacramento County, Escambia County), and cities (Tucson, Meriden). Colorado agencies and Connecticut municipalities appear as repeat buyers, with Colorado soliciting multiple environmental compliance studies and Connecticut cities posting regular facility rehabilitation bids tied to EPA and state funding.

Recent representative opportunities include the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment's Clean Watershed Needs Survey under RFP 2027000030, with proposals due September 28, 2026, requesting a Professional Engineer-led team to survey municipal wastewater, stormwater, and non-point source capital improvement needs statewide at a fixed-price budget of approximately $350,000; the City of Meriden's rehabilitation of the Merimere Water Storage Tank under IFB B027-10, bids due October 14, 2026, for coating removal, weld repairs, and NSF-certified recoating on an EPA-funded project subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements; and the State of Delaware Division of Air Quality's air monitoring equipment RFP NAT-26-001A, proposals due October 16, 2026, for equipment measuring carbon monoxide, ozone, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen oxides, and particulate matter integrated with existing data acquisition systems. Geographic concentration is evident in Colorado (multiple water quality and health-program monitoring RFPs), Connecticut (repeated water infrastructure rehabilitation), Arizona (Tucson water purification and reclaimed water treatment), and Florida (Hillsborough County courier and waste services). The code shows active, ongoing procurement across multiple jurisdictions with environmental compliance and public health infrastructure as primary drivers.