UNSPSC 77121708: Groundwater pollution drainage services

UNSPSC 77121708 Groundwater pollution drainage services is a Commodity code that covers construction and maintenance work addressing stormwater conveyance, pump station installation and replacement, sludge removal from treatment facilities, and related water infrastructure improvements. State and local governments procure under this code for pump station upgrades, drainage system retrofits, water treatment plant operations, sludge dewatering and disposal, aquatic species surveys tied to infrastructure projects, and water quality testing in schools and facilities. Issuing bodies include county boards of commissioners, cities, municipalities, regional water authorities, school districts, and state environmental agencies. Recent solicitations show activity spanning Florida, Georgia, Connecticut, California, Texas, and Nevada, with county and municipal governments predominating.

County governments appear most active under this code. Seminole County, Florida issued an invitation for bid for master services on small utilities and pipeline projects with a $1,000,000 estimated construction cost and multiple service categories covering valve and hydrant replacement, directional boring, and lining system installation. Charles County, Maryland (described in one solicitation as Santa Rosa County, Florida in the government description) solicited sealed bids for the Pomonkey Pump Station Improvements project with a base budget estimate between $1,690,000 and $2,010,000, encompassing pump station demolition, wet well construction, mechanical piping, and electrical integration on a 547-day schedule. The City of Hartwell, Georgia requested sealed bids for alum sludge removal and disposal from two lagoons at its Water Treatment Plant, involving approximately 3,315 cubic yards with a 120-day completion window. Cities of Dania Beach and Meriden issued solicitations for drainage retrofits and water pollution control facility laboratory testing respectively, with Dania Beach procuring a stormwater pump station and conveyance system and Meriden seeking two-year laboratory testing services including acute and chronic aquatic toxicity testing and dewatered sludge analyses. Northside Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas solicited bi-monthly water quality detention pond cleaning and inspection services through an RFP with options for two additional one-year renewals. The Brazos River Authority in Texas issued an RFP for freshwater mussel survey and aquatic species relocation services tied to project compliance, and the Nevada State Purchasing Division procured WIIN water testing in preschools, daycare facilities, and elementary schools statewide with an estimated contract value of $528,535 over two years.