UNSPSC 77121603: Polluted soil treatment or rehabilitation

UNSPSC 77121603 Pollinated soil treatment or rehabilitation is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure environmental response, site assessment, and remediation services for contaminated land, groundwater, and subsurface media. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing hydrogeologic consulting for aquifer and groundwater management, interim fluid management at mine sites, underground storage tank remediation, Phase I and II/III environmental site assessments, brownfield investigations, and erosion control at landfills and waste facilities. The issuing bodies span state environmental protection agencies (Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, Georgia Land Protection Branch), county utilities and waste management departments (Pinellas County Utilities, Sacramento County Department of Waste Management and Recycling), and municipal environmental and planning divisions (City of Bradenton, City of Union City). State procurement offices issue most of the solicitations; counties and cities issue the remainder, with no single buyer dominating recent activity.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Nevada, Georgia, and California. Recent opportunities include Pinellas County Utilities (Florida) issuing an RFQ due August 11, 2026, for a five-year hydrogeologic consulting contract valued at $5 million to manage groundwater resources and regulatory compliance; the State of Nevada Purchasing Division issuing an RFP due July 23, 2026, for interim fluid management at mine sites with a four-year initial term beginning January 2027; Sacramento County issuing an RFB due June 11, 2026, for annual erosion control and hydroseeding at landfill facilities; the State of Georgia issuing an eRFQ due April 14, 2026, for underground storage tank environmental response services; and the City of Bradenton issuing an RFQ with proposals due April 2, 2026, for a Professional Services Library of environmental testing and site assessment work assigned through task orders not exceeding $500,000 per assignment. Opportunities reflect compliance-driven demand under federal EPA and state environmental rules, with set-asides and preferences for small business enterprises, minority-owned and women-owned vendors common in municipal and county solicitations.