UNSPSC 77141603: Non drinking water inorganics testing

Non-potable water testing for inorganic parameters utilizing a variety of methods and instrumentation by a NELAC / VELAP certified laboratory utilizing EPA approved methodology for a variety of parameters to include, but not be limited to BOD, COD, hardness, alkalinity, chloride, fluoride, cyanide, sulfides, TOC, nutrients, detergents, TSS, etc.

UNSPSC 77141603 Non drinking water inorganics testing, a Commodity code, encompasses laboratory analysis and field testing of non-potable water samples for inorganic chemical contaminants, heavy metals, industrial pollutants, and regulatory compliance verification—work state and local procurement offices are actively soliciting under environmental remediation, hazardous waste management, and water quality monitoring programs. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code span environmental protection departments, water authorities, emergency management agencies, county solid waste divisions, and municipal departments of environmental services, with Texas agencies and Florida counties appearing frequently in recent activity. The Texas Department of Agriculture, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Nevada Division of Environmental Protection, and City of Atlanta have posted representative opportunities in the past two months, including pesticide disposal events (Texas Department of Agriculture, RFP 5510000952, due August 17, 2026), environmental mitigation and remediation services (Nevada State Purchasing Division, RFP 70CNRS3900, due August 11, 2026), and contaminated soil remediation at the Chattahoochee Brick Company site (City of Atlanta, prequalification phase leading to IFB PE66062NONST2026000000351, due July 31, 2026, with estimated contract value of $2.23 million). The code also sees activity in asbestos testing and abatement coordination, industrial hygiene consulting, and waste characterization work supporting cleanup operations at Superfund sites and brownfield properties.

Geographic concentration reflects strong recent activity in Texas (Houston, Dallas, Fort Worth, Waco, and statewide), Nevada, Georgia (Atlanta, Clayton County, Fulton County), Florida (Marion County, Volusia County, Collier County), and scattered municipal and county-level work across Oregon, Connecticut, Kentucky, Illinois, and Arizona. Water authorities and environmental departments in the Southeast and Southwest regions post regularly. The code itself—non-drinking water inorganics testing—sits at a granular level and represents only a narrow slice of the broader environmental remediation and hazardous waste management activity visible in recent state and local RFPs; much of the actual work being solicited falls into related contamination assessment, remediation design, waste disposal, and site clearance activities that bundle testing with hands-on cleanup. Vendors pursuing this code should track state environmental protection divisions, county waste management programs, and municipal environmental services departments posting environmental site assessments, remedial action oversight, and hazardous materials handling contracts where laboratory analysis and field testing are subordinate deliverables within larger project scopes.