UNSPSC 81101515: Plant or facility infrastructure engineering

Engineering services for design, calculation for the following plant or facility applications: earth movements, roads, sewer systems

UNSPSC 81101515 Plant or facility infrastructure engineering is a Commodity code capturing the design, engineering assessment, and technical consulting work that state and local governments procure for their built infrastructure—utility systems, treatment facilities, buildings, and site improvements. The code reflects what agencies are actually buying: preliminary and final design services, condition assessments, system upgrades, construction administration, and specialized infrastructure evaluations. Recent solicitations show a strong mix of issuing bodies. State agencies (Texas Facilities Commission, Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission, Washington Department of Enterprise Services, Oregon departments) issue major facility design work; counties and municipalities (Seminole County, Orange County, City of Cleveland, City of Fort Myers, Brazoria County) procure water, wastewater, and parks infrastructure design; school districts (Roscommon Area Public Schools) request facility condition assessments; and special-purpose districts (West Basin Municipal Water District, Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District) solicit on-call engineering services. Water and wastewater utilities appear most frequently across recent activity, followed by general municipal and educational facility work. The geographic spread spans multiple regions, with recent activity concentrated in Florida, Georgia, Texas, California, Oregon, Connecticut, Washington, and Arizona. Representative current opportunities include Roscommon Area Public Schools (Michigan) issuing an RFP for a comprehensive district-wide facility condition assessment due August 21, 2026; West Basin Municipal Water District (California) seeking on-call professional engineering services (hydraulic modeling, treatment facility design, asset management support) under an RFP due July 14, 2026, with up to five contracts valued at approximately $3 million total; the City of Cleveland Division of Water requesting proposals for design of a new pump station and ground storage tank (Pleasant Valley project) under RFP 2026-RFP-131 due July 21, 2026, with a 42-month contract and a 10% Cleveland Area Small Business subcontractor participation goal; and the City of New London issuing an RFP for landscape architectural, civil engineering, MEP, stormwater, and green infrastructure design services for Atlantic Street Park due July 17, 2026, with a planning-phase budget of $250,000.