UNSPSC 81101531: Sanitation engineering service

A service that includes planning advisory and consulting, design, management, analysis and development of options and solution technologies in problems such as poor hygiene and environmental pollution, preparation of studies or related proposals, etc.

UNSPSC 81101531 Sanitation engineering service is a Commodity code encompassing design, permitting, inspection, and construction administration for stormwater management, wastewater infrastructure rehabilitation, coastal engineering, and associated environmental compliance work that state and local governments currently procure. Recent solicitations show state and local jurisdictions buying preliminary engineering reports, final design plans, construction-phase inspection and engineering support, and permitting assistance across water, wastewater, stormwater, and coastal resilience projects. The work spans multiple issuing-body types: counties (Sarasota, Dorchester, Escambia, Collier, Harris County Toll Road Authority, Chatham), municipalities (Pembroke Pines, Gainesville, Fort Myers, Hernando, Tolleson, Statesboro, Rockmart, Dahlonega, Edinburg, Phoenix, Bartow), special districts (West Basin Municipal Water District, Eastern Municipal Water District, Great Lakes Water Authority), and state agencies (Texas Facilities Commission, Georgia Department of Transportation, Texas A&M University System, State of Oregon, Texas Military Department). Sarasota County, Fort Myers, and Georgia DOT appear as repeat buyers across multiple recent solicitations.

Recent opportunities span coastal engineering (Sarasota County's Casey Key Resiliency Project RPS due Aug 19, 2026), staff augmentation for construction inspection (Great Lakes Water Authority RFP due Aug 10, 2026), on-call professional engineering services covering water and wastewater design (West Basin Municipal Water District RFP due July 14, 2026 with estimated value approximately $3,000,000), transportation and infrastructure design-build services (Georgia DOT's US 19/SR 9 Bridge Replacement CMGC procurement and multiple design-phase QBS solicitations in Chatham County), construction engineering and inspection (Collier County's Pine Ridge Road Corridor Improvements due Aug 5, 2026 with estimated CEI allocation of $20 million), and stormwater and wastewater resilience projects (Fort Myers ROWTP Wellfield Expansion Design-Build and wastewater lift station hardening). Geographic concentration shows significant activity in Florida (Sarasota, Broward, Lee, and Escambia counties), Georgia (Chatham, Catoosa, Douglas, Dahlonega, Pembroke, Hiawassee, Statesboro), Michigan (Great Lakes Water Authority, Wayne County), California (West Basin, Eastern Municipal Water District), Arizona (Tolleson), Texas (Edinburg, Harris County, San Antonio, Houston, Waco districts), and South Carolina (Dorchester, Greenville), with scattered activity across Oregon, Mississippi, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.