UNSPSC 80161703: Excess or obsolete non capital material disposal or sale service

Services associated with the disposal of non-capitalized materials

UNSPSC 80161703 Excess or obsolete non capital material disposal or sale service is a Commodity code that frames state and local government procurement around asset lifecycle management, inventory reconciliation, and physical verification of tangible property—not traditional disposal services. Recent state and local opportunities under this code reflect a market shift toward comprehensive asset accounting, condition assessment, and data-driven capital planning rather than surplus liquidation. Government bodies are using this taxonomy to source Enterprise Asset Management (EAM) platforms, physical inventory audits, asset verification databases, and condition-assessment decision support tools that enable them to track, value, and optimize existing infrastructure and equipment portfolios.

Activity spans state departments (Oregon DHS, Nevada Division of Social Services, Texas DIR), county governments (Collier County, Orange County, Broward County, Pasco County), cities (Wichita, Atlanta, Detroit, Parker Colorado, Leon County), university systems (University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center, Georgia Tech), transit authorities (Illinois Tollway), and special districts (Harris County Department of Education cooperative purchasing platform). Representative recent opportunities include Collier County Board of County Commissioners soliciting a cloud-based Enterprise Asset Management Solution (RFP, due October 23, 2026) with GIS integration, mobile field operations, and asset lifecycle management across 1,100 users across transportation, water, wastewater, parks, transit, and solid waste portfolios; the City of Atlanta Department of Public Works issuing a pre-qualification for comprehensive physical inventory and reconciliation of 6,500–7,000 fleet assets (IFB, due June 19, 2026) with 16-week completion and an estimated contract value not to exceed $225,000; the Oregon Department of Human Services extending electronic Asset Verification Services with Public Consulting Group for Medicaid eligibility determination at $1,181,700 for an 18-month extension (formal amendment notification, not competitive); and the City of Wichita issuing an educational RFI on Asset Management Decision Support Tool software (RFI, due August 21, 2026) for evidence-based capital planning across water, wastewater, stormwater, streets, facilities, and fleet. Geographic concentration appears in Florida (Collier, Broward, Orange, Pasco counties), Georgia (Atlanta, Georgia Tech, College Park), and scattered Midwest and Western activity (Texas, Oregon, Colorado, Kansas). The code shows steady quarterly activity across the 2026 calendar year, with multiple concurrent opportunities in enterprise software procurement, physical audits, and verification services aligned to federal compliance mandates (HIPAA, PCI DSS, NIST standards, Medicaid regulations) and state-level asset accountability requirements.