UNSPSC 81102702: Process control system design and engineering service

Service to design and engineer process control systems. Examples include Distributed Control Systems DCS, Safety Instrumented Systems SIS and SCADA systems.

UNSPSC 81102702 Process control system design and engineering service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure professional engineering services for infrastructure design, construction management, and related consulting work. Recent solicitations show that the code captures a broad spectrum of engineering disciplines—coastal engineering, stormwater and flood mitigation, water and wastewater system design, transportation planning and roadway improvements, structural assessment, and construction inspection—rather than narrowly defined process control systems. The work includes preliminary engineering reports, design at multiple phases (30%, 60%, 90%, and final), environmental documentation, permitting assistance, construction administration and inspection, and project management services across capital improvement programs.

State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code span counties (Sarasota County, Harris County, Collier County, Escambia County, Chatham County, Catoosa County), cities (Gainesville, Fort Myers, Tolleson, Phoenix, Edinburg, Pembroke Pines, Stonecrest, Statesboro, McDonough, Dahlonega, Mableton, Pembroke, Hiawassee, Rockmart), regional authorities (Great Lakes Water Authority), water districts (West Basin Municipal Water District, Eastern Municipal Water District), and state agencies (Georgia Department of Transportation, Texas Facilities Commission, Oregon Department). Georgia and Florida dominate recent activity, with secondary activity in Texas, Michigan, Arizona, California, South Carolina, and Oregon. Representative recent opportunities include Sarasota County's Request for Professional Services for coastal engineering services on the Casey Key Resiliency Project (Solicitation 262855CG, proposals due August 19, 2026), the Great Lakes Water Authority's request for engineering project management and inspection staff augmentation (REQ0010641, due August 10, 2026), and West Basin Municipal Water District's on-call professional engineering services solicitation encompassing hydraulic modeling, water quality studies, and treatment facility design (RFPTH0128, due July 14, 2026 with multiple firms selected). A cluster of Georgia transportation and infrastructure projects—including grade separation, road widening, and safety improvements solicited by Chatham County under quality-based selection processes (SOQs due August 14, 2026)—and a Texas A&M design solicitation for an Agricultural Sciences Building at Tarleton State University (RFQ043425, due July 21, 2026) illustrate the breadth of recent activity.