UNSPSC 81101532: Agricultural engineering

Engineering services for the design, calculation of agricultural infrastructure, canals, technified irrigation.

UNSPSC 81101532 Agricultural engineering is a Commodity code that encompasses civil engineering design and construction services for pedestrian and transportation infrastructure — sidewalk design, bridge replacements, stormwater and utility systems, and related site development work that state and local governments solicit through qualifications-based selection and design-build procurement. Recent opportunities under this code span cities, counties, state departments of transportation, and regional authorities across Georgia, Florida, Colorado, Arizona, and Texas, with Georgia Department of Transportation and municipal engineering procurement offices issuing the majority of visible solicitations.

State and local issuing bodies include the City of Stonecrest and City of Social Circle (Georgia municipalities), Georgia Department of Transportation, Forsyth County (design-build for roadway safety improvements), Madison County (wastewater treatment and sewer extension), Sarasota County (bridge replacements), Orange County (utilities engineering), Texas Facilities Commission (university facility design), and community college districts. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Stonecrest's RFP for sidewalk design services across five locations totaling 3,285 linear feet, due August 19, 2026, requiring construction plans, specifications, and GDOT encroachment permits; Forsyth County's progressive design-build RFP for Old Atlanta Road safety improvements spanning 1.32 miles with turn-lane provisions and drainage design, due July 9, 2026; and Georgia Department of Transportation's multiple RFQs for Construction Engineering and Inspection services on state route and interstate projects, including the I-16 corridor CEI procurement (RFQ 484-020226A, due February 13, 2026) and the I-75 South Express Lanes General Engineering Consulting scope (RFQ due August 24, 2026). GDOT prequalification requirements and Area Class certifications drive vendor gatekeeping; mandatory insurance (Professional Liability $1 million to $5 million per claim, depending on project scope) and FEMA compliance clauses appear frequently in hurricane-recovery and federally funded work. Geographic concentration is heaviest in Georgia, with secondary activity in Florida (Orange County, Sarasota County, Jacksonville Transportation Authority) and isolated opportunities in Arizona (community college on-call services) and Colorado (municipal pool design). Federal funding through Transportation Alternatives Program, ARC, GEFA, CDBG, and FTA imposes Build America Buy America (BABA), Davis-Bacon, prevailing wage, and Section 3 compliance requirements; HUB (Historically Underutilized Business) set-asides and SBE/MBE preferences appear in Texas and Florida procurements.