UNSPSC 81102802: Demining feasibility study FS service

A service involving a study to establish the feasibility of the Statement of Tasks and Outputs (STO) in terms of technology, costs and time as related to demining of an area.

UNSPSC 81102802 Demining feasibility study FS service (Commodity) describes work that state and local governments do not actively procure under this code based on available recent solicitation records. The code nominally covers demining feasibility studies—technical assessments of land contamination and remediation approaches—but the recent opportunities posted under this code diverge sharply from that scope. A City of DeBary, Florida irrigation system installation (IFB, April 2015); Tuolumne County surveyor services (RFQ, November 2025); Tuolumne County bulk fuel delivery (RFP, October 2026); City of Tucson service canine procurement (RFP, June 2026); Tuolumne County herbicide application (RFP, September 2026); Tuolumne County HVAC assessment and design (RFP, September 2024); Tuolumne County logo design competition (August 2026); Tuolumne County architectural restoration services (RFQ, July 2024); Collin County detention facility body scanner (RFP, September 2026); and multiple Tuolumne County forest fuels reduction, behavioral health, employment services, food service, and traffic signal maintenance procurements represent the recent activity tagged to this code. None of these opportunities relate to demining or feasibility studies for contaminated site assessment. The mismatch suggests classification error at the point of posting rather than meaningful procurement demand under the code's stated purpose.

The geographic concentration centers on Tuolumne County, California, which accounts for the majority of recent postings, with secondary activity in Collin County, Texas; City of Tucson, Arizona; City of DeBary, Florida; and Town of Shelton, Connecticut. Without recent solicitations reflecting actual demining or environmental feasibility study work, the code shows no decision-relevant activity for firms pursuing contamination assessment, remediation design, or related technical services. Pursue only if targeting generalist construction, facilities, or natural resources management work in Tuolumne County or similar rural jurisdictions where classification taxonomy may not reflect actual commodity demand.