UNSPSC 81101505: Structural engineering

UNSPSC 81101505 Structural engineering, a Commodity code, encompasses design, assessment, and construction-phase services for buildings, infrastructure, and specialized facilities that state and local governments procure on an ongoing basis. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers engaging structural engineers for seismic rehabilitation of schools, assessment of historic buildings, parking garage design, wastewater and water facility upgrades, lift station rehabilitation, flood mitigation projects, building envelope and mechanical system design, and emergency shoring operations in urban search and rescue scenarios. Work spans preliminary design through construction administration, with deliverables including feasibility studies, condition assessments, construction documents, permitting support, and on-site inspection and quality assurance during construction.

The issuing-body mix is broad and distributed across state departments, counties, cities, independent school districts, special-purpose districts, and regional authorities. State transportation departments (Georgia DOT, Texas A&M University System, Texas Facilities Commission) appear frequently, as do county governments (San Bernardino, Pinellas, DeKalb, Palm Beach, Santa Rosa, Broward) and city municipal departments (Dallas, Phoenix, Social Circle, Orlando, Fort Myers, San Marcos). Water management districts, transit authorities (Broward County Transportation), and specialized districts such as the Central Florida Tourism Oversight District and Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County also solicit structural engineering services regularly. Geographic activity spans Texas (Dallas, College Station, Stephenville, Houston), Florida (multiple counties and municipalities), Georgia (Social Circle, Douglas, three GDOT projects), Connecticut (Avon, Willton, Killingly, Granby), Arizona (Phoenix, Gila River Indian Community), California (San Bernardino, Broward port facilities), and additional states including Oregon, Utah, and Colorado. The Dallas City Council posted an RFP (CIZDWU26241E) due August 21, 2026, for stormwater and flood protection design across multiple sites; the Town of Wilton, Connecticut issued an RFP (W202617) due August 6, 2026, for design and contract documents on three underground storage tank replacements and fuel pump installation; the State of Texas solicited an IDIQ contract (7532600033) due August 5, 2026, for structural engineering services across state projects; San Bernardino County issued an RFP (SPD126SPDAD6434) due August 13, 2026, for on-call structural engineering across county service areas and parks districts; and Broward County Seaport issued a proposal solicitation (PNC2131603P1) due June 26, 2026, for architectural and engineering design of a multi-level cruise terminal parking garage with an estimated design and construction administration budget of $7,500,000. Structural engineering procurement under this code remains active and geographically distributed, with consistent demand across municipal infrastructure, education, water systems, and transportation sectors.