UNSPSC 77121605: Soil pollution mapping

UNSPSC 77121605 Soil pollution mapping (Commodity) spans environmental site investigation, remediation design, and regulatory compliance work that state and local governments procure to identify, assess, and manage contaminated groundwater and soil resources. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies using this code for hydrogeologic consulting on aquifer storage and recovery, aquifer recharge and disposal wells, groundwater monitoring, and mine-site fluid management and environmental sampling. The scope includes Phase I and II/III environmental site assessments, site characterization studies, remedial action planning, risk assessments, brownfield investigations, underground and above-ground storage tank management, asbestos and hazardous waste testing, and environmental response services for contaminated sites. Issuing bodies include state environmental protection and land management agencies (Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, State of Georgia), county utilities departments (Pinellas County Utilities, Orlando Utilities Commission), city public works and engineering departments (City of Bradenton, City of Union City), and special-purpose environmental authorities (Maryland Environmental Service). Work is solicited through RFQ, RFP, and eRFQ notice types, typically under continuing services contracts with task-order work assignment structures.

Activity under the code concentrates in Florida, Nevada, Georgia, Maryland, and California. Representative recent opportunities include Pinellas County Utilities' RFQ 26-0616-CCNAC for five-year hydrogeologic consulting services covering aquifer storage and recovery well design, permitting, construction oversight, and expert witness testimony with an estimated $5 million contract value and proposals due August 11, 2026; the State of Nevada Purchasing Division's RFP 70CNRS3893 for interim fluid management at defaulted mine sites statewide, covering pumping, evaporation, pond and conveyance channel repairs, environmental sampling, geophysical assessments, and remedial action oversight with a four-year initial term beginning January 1, 2027, and proposals due July 23, 2026; and the State of Georgia's eRFQ 46200DNR0000837 for professional environmental response services at Underground Storage Tank sites, encompassing investigation and remediation of regulated substances in soil, groundwater, surface water, and sediments with proposals due April 14, 2026. The City of Bradenton's RFQ 26020MK for environmental testing engineering services and the State of Georgia's Underground Storage Tank procurement establish multi-award continuing services libraries, allowing competing vendors to respond and be selected for task orders as needs arise.