UNSPSC 77121604: Soil pollution advisory services

UNSPSC 77121604 Soil pollution advisory services (Commodity) addresses environmental assessment and remediation consulting work that state and local governments procure to evaluate contaminated sites, guide cleanup decisions, and support brownfields redevelopment. Recent state and local opportunities under or near this code show little direct soil-pollution-specific activity; instead, issuing bodies are soliciting planning, engineering, and environmental services across a broader portfolio including habitat restoration, facility master planning, development impact studies, and infrastructure environmental review. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope and actual recent procurement signals that soil pollution advisory services, as a discrete commodity category, see minimal activity in the sampled opportunities. When environmental assessment work does appear—as in the City of Atlanta's Brownfields Qualified Environmental Professional RFP (posted January 27, 2026, due March 17, 2026) and the Waycross and Ware County Development Authority's GRAD due diligence services (posted February 18, 2026, due March 20, 2026)—it is tagged to broader environmental consulting codes or embedded within site certification or redevelopment planning efforts rather than isolated as soil-pollution advisory.

Geographic activity is scattered across Georgia, Florida, Texas, Oregon, Colorado, and Arizona, with no concentration in soil-pollution-specific work. Issuing bodies include cities (Atlanta, Brownsville, Dallas), counties (Pasco, Harris, Ware, Fayette, Santa Clara), regional authorities (H-GAC, Forward Pinellas, Jacksonville Transportation Authority), and development agencies, reflecting typical state and local procurement patterns. The code shows no standout repeat buyers or active competitive flow. Given the sparse recent activity directly tied to soil pollution advisory services and the prevalence of broader environmental and planning RFPs instead, the code is worth monitoring for future brownfields or contaminated-site assessment opportunities but does not present active pursuit signals in the current opportunity set.