UNSPSC 78142220: Civil aviation master plan development

Master planning of the aviation system is critical to ensure a state is ready to revitalize its aviation sector.

UNSPSC 78142220 Civil aviation master plan development is a Commodity code under which state and local airport authorities solicit planning, environmental, and operational services to support capital projects, facility management, technology deployment, and infrastructure improvement at commercial and general aviation airports. The recent opportunities reveal substantial work spanning master planning and environmental assessment, construction management and project delivery, baggage handling system operations, ground transportation management, passenger flow systems, IT infrastructure support, rental car facility operations, and airport development. Issuing bodies include county aviation departments (Lee County Port Authority, Sacramento County, Broward County Aviation Department, Collier County), city aviation departments (Phoenix, Dallas, Atlanta, Lubbock), independent airport authorities (Peachtree City Airport Authority, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority), and unified local governments (Athens-Clarke County). The geographic spread encompasses Florida (Southwest Florida International, Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood, Immokalee Regional), California (Sacramento International), Georgia (Atlanta Regional, Athens-Ben Epps), Texas (Waco Regional, Dallas Love Field), and Arizona (Phoenix Sky Harbor), with activity concentrated in Florida and California where multiple solicitations emerged in recent months.

Representative recent opportunities demonstrate the code's scope and issuing-body diversity. The Lee County Port Authority issued RFP 260073LB (due September 28, 2026, subsequently posted October 9, 2026) for Operation, Management, and Maintenance Services of the Baggage Handling System at Southwest Florida International Airport, requesting comprehensive preventative and corrective maintenance, parts inventory management, and 24/7 support across two automated in-line systems and carousel bag claim devices over a six-year term with two optional three-year renewals. The County of Sacramento Department of Airports posted RFQ 4722 (due December 1, 2026) for Construction Manager at Risk services for the Sacramento International Airport Airfield Maintenance Facility project, a $18 million pre-engineered steel structure consolidating maintenance operations, with LEED Silver certification required and preconstruction and construction phases estimated at nine months and twelve months respectively. The Broward County Aviation Department solicited management and operation of the Rental Car Center Fueling Facility at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport (RFP due June 10, 2026) for 24/7 operation of a 150,000-gallon underground tank farm and fueling infrastructure under a three-year term with renewal options. The City of Phoenix requested sealed proposals (RFP due July 30, 2026) for a turn-key passenger flow management system and services at Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport over a seven-year term commencing January 1, 2027, with system detection, queue monitoring, and wait-time capture at TSA security checkpoints and Sky Train stations requiring 99.99% uptime and two-second data-processing latency. These opportunities reflect the code's active use across operational and capital-project delivery domains at mid-sized and large commercial service airports.