UNSPSC 77121706: Transboundary water pollution management or control services

UNSPSC 77121706 Transboundary water pollution management or control services (Commodity) encompasses laboratory testing, environmental consulting, and remediation support that state and local governments procure to monitor and manage water quality across municipal, county, and regional water systems. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies buying acute and chronic aquatic toxicity testing, drinking water and wastewater laboratory analysis, freshwater species survey and relocation services, atmospheric monitoring equipment for water facilities, sludge removal and disposal, and technical consulting for environmental cleanup programs.

Issuing bodies span utilities departments, county boards of commissioners, independent school districts, special-purpose regional authorities, and state environmental divisions. Hillsborough County Public Schools, Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners, and the City of Palm Bay appear as repeat buyers in Florida; the Orange County Transportation Authority in California, the City of Phoenix in Arizona, the Brazos River Authority in Texas, the City of Meriden in Connecticut, and the Nevada State Division of Conservation and Natural Resources round out the recent activity. The Orange County Transportation Authority's RFP for water quality technical consulting supporting environmental cleanup program administration (due November 9, 2026, $300,000 over five years) and Hillsborough County Public Schools' ITB for water and wastewater laboratory services (due September 24, 2026, estimated annual usage 2 to 850 tests per line item depending on category) exemplify the scope. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (multiple school districts and municipalities), the Southwest (Phoenix, Palm Bay), with secondary activity in Texas, Connecticut, Georgia, Nevada, and California. The City of Palm Bay's ITB 50-ITB-26 for laboratory testing under EPA and state compliance (due October 6, 2026, historical annual spending $65,665 to $95,438) and Hillsborough County Board of Commissioners' ITB 26-00323 for acute and chronic toxicity testing (due July 31, 2026, estimated $460,350 over three years) represent the frequency and dollar range of active procurement.