UNSPSC 77141504: Semi-volatile organics testing

Analysis of drinking water by EPA approved methodology for organic analytes such as pesticides, herbicides, PCBs, organochlorine compounds, etc. by a NELAC, VELAP certified laboratory.

UNSPSC 77141504 Semi-volatile organics testing, a Commodity code, encompasses laboratory analysis and field sampling of environmental media for semi-volatile organic compounds (SVOCs) and related contaminants. State and local governments procure this work primarily through environmental remediation, site assessment, and hazardous waste management contracts where SVOC testing determines contamination levels, informs remediation design, guides disposal protocols, and verifies cleanup completion. The code sees activity across state environmental agencies, county solid waste and environmental divisions, cities, school districts, and regional authorities managing contaminated sites, waste streams, industrial facilities, and brownfield projects.

Recent opportunities posted under this code and related environmental testing scopes originate from state environmental protection divisions, county environmental management departments, city planning and public works agencies, water authorities, and public universities across Texas, Nevada, Georgia, Oregon, Florida, and Connecticut. Representative recent solicitations include Nevada Division of Environmental Protection's statewide Environmental Mitigation, Assessment, and Remediation Services RFP (proposals due August 11, 2026) seeking site characterization and remediation expertise including chemistry, geochemistry, and toxicology; Texas Commission on Environmental Quality's Superfund Engineering Services RFQ (proposals due June 8, 2026) requesting feasibility studies, remedial design, and site sampling; and City of Atlanta's Chattahoochee Brick Company environmental remediation IFB (proposals due August 11, 2026, after prequalification) covering excavation of lead-, cadmium-, benzene-, and PCB-contaminated soils with environmental monitoring and disposal. Water authorities, county solid waste divisions, and environmental agencies dominate recent posting activity, with Texas, Georgia, Florida, and Nevada showing the highest volume of environmental response and site remediation procurements. Testing and analysis work is typically embedded within larger remediation contracts rather than procured standalone, with state environmental divisions and federal Superfund programs driving consistent demand for qualified environmental consultants holding chemistry, toxicology, and site assessment credentials.