UNSPSC 81102806: Post mine clearance assessment service

Survey to assess the effectiveness and efficiency of mine action planning, priority setting, and implementation processes, aiming to enhance the productivity and effectiveness of mine action, monitor post-clearance land use, ensure priority-setting processes are clear, transparent and carried out correctly, and help identify problems faced by communities in transforming the outputs of mine action (e.g. cleared land) into sustainable developmental outcomes.

UNSPSC 81102806 Post mine clearance assessment service (Commodity) shows minimal alignment with recent state and local procurement activity under the code. The three recent opportunities posted to this code—an irrigation system improvement project in DeBary, Florida; a service canine supply contract for Tucson; and a full-body scanner system for Collin County detention—bear no relation to mine clearance, assessment, or remediation work. Only one of the four opportunities in the block, the Fort Pitt Park Mine Stabilization project from Pittsburgh, involves mining-related infrastructure; that project is a subsurface coal-seam grouting and stabilization effort, not a post-mine clearance assessment service. The mismatch between the code's nominal scope and the work actually tagged to it in recent solicitations suggests either inconsistent code assignment by issuing bodies or minimal current demand for post-mine clearance assessment services in the state and local market.

The Fort Pitt Park opportunity, issued by the City of Pittsburgh Office of Management and Budget on behalf of the Department of Public Works, is an IFB with bids due October 12, 2026, requiring stabilization of subsurface coal-seam voids through 143 grout injection boreholes and enforcing mandatory DBE participation (18% Minority-Owned, 7% Women-Owned, 5% Veteran-Owned Small Business, 3% LGBTQIA+) and Pennsylvania prevailing wage. This represents the only substantive mining-related procurement in the recent block. The broader set of issuing bodies—a city in Florida, cities in Arizona and Pennsylvania, and a county in Texas—signals no geographic concentration of mining-related procurement activity. No other state or local opportunities in the block address post-mine clearance, assessment, or related subsidence or structural remediation work, indicating the code sees limited recent activity in the state and local space.