UNSPSC 77121605: Soil pollution mapping

UNSPSC 77121605 Soil pollution mapping (Commodity) encompasses environmental assessment, hydrogeologic consulting, and remedial investigation services that state and local governments procure to characterize groundwater contamination, manage mine-site fluid operations, and plan site remediation. Recent solicitations show demand for Phase I and II environmental site assessments, aquifer storage and recovery feasibility studies, mine-site interim fluid management, and hydroseeding for erosion control at landfill facilities, reflecting a mix of regulatory compliance, infrastructure protection, and environmental restoration work. Issuing bodies include state environmental agencies, county utilities departments, municipal public works and building departments, and solid waste management authorities. The State of Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, Pinellas County Utilities, the City of Bradenton, Sacramento County Department of Waste Management and Recycling, and the City of Savannah have all posted opportunities under or closely aligned with this code over the past four months.

Geographic activity clusters in California, Florida, Georgia, and Nevada, with recent solicitations spanning Sacramento County (erosion control services at landfills, RFB posted August 19, 2026), Pinellas County and the City of Bradenton in Florida (hydrogeologic consulting services and environmental testing engineering, RFQ posted August 11, 2026 and RFQ posted July 31, 2026 respectively), the City of Savannah, Georgia (landfill cover material procurement, IFB posted July 23, 2026), and statewide Nevada operations (mine-site interim fluid management, RFP posted June 18, 2026). A sixth opportunity—the Orlando Utilities Commission's request for industrial vacuum truck and pressure washing services (RFP posted September 7, 2026)—shows marginal alignment with soil pollution mapping; the work addresses ash removal and slurry cleaning at power generation facilities rather than contamination assessment or remediation planning, suggesting occasional misclassification under this code.