UNSPSC 81101713: Electronic measurement and recording instrument engineering and design service

Engineering and design service to install electronic measurement or recording instruments such as chromatograph or analyzers

UNSPSC 81101713 Electronic measurement and recording instrument engineering and design service (Commodity) covers hazardous-materials assessment and testing services, electrical system design and planning, facility monitoring equipment procurement, and related technical consulting for state and local infrastructure projects. State and local governments under this code are soliciting consultant expertise to evaluate, design, or procure specialized instruments—particularly for environmental compliance (asbestos and lead surveys), electrical system upgrades, and facility infrastructure upgrades. The issuing bodies include school districts (Fulton County Schools in Georgia), water and wastewater authorities (Eastern Municipal Water District in California, Orange County Water Reclamation in Florida, and Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County), municipalities (City of Cooper City, Florida; City of Phoenix), and county governments (Gwinnett County, Georgia; Hillsborough County, Florida; Boulder County, Colorado). School districts and water utilities appear as repeat buyers under this code, with Fulton County Schools soliciting hazardous-materials consultant services through an RFQ (Request for Qualifications) for asbestos and lead-based paint surveys, air clearance testing, and bid preparation, due July 23, 2026. Gwinnett County's Department of Water Resources posted an Informal Written Quote for a power data logger (Fluke Power Logger Kit or equivalent) with specifications for CAT III/CAT IV electrical testing, due March 17, 2026.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Orange County, Hillsborough County, and City of Cooper City), Georgia (Fulton County Schools and Gwinnett County), California (Eastern Municipal Water District), Colorado (Boulder County), and Texas, with additional coverage in Washington state through the Sourcewell cooperative. Representative recent opportunities include Fulton County Schools' RFQ 402-27 for hazardous-materials consultant services on a Task Order Agreement basis with no guaranteed volume and compensation based on negotiated fee schedules; Gwinnett County's informal quote for power data logger equipment with technical specifications for water-system monitoring; and the City of Cooper City's RFQ for engineering design services for electrical improvements to water and wastewater treatment plants, estimated base fee of $3.7 million with $440,000 contingency for a sixteen-month term. None of these solicitations explicitly identify set-aside designations for disadvantaged enterprises, though several require compliance with state data-privacy regulations (FERPA, PPRA, COPPA) and professional licensing. The code shows steady activity across municipal infrastructure and school facility maintenance sectors, with emphasis on technical assessment and compliance documentation rather than equipment supply alone.