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 is a Commodity code that shows minimal alignment between its nominal scope and recent state and local procurement activity. The code name suggests specialized explosive ordnance disposal and mine-detection services, yet the recent opportunities tagged under it reflect municipal service animal procurement, security system installation and upgrades, and park irrigation improvements—none of which constitute post-mine clearance assessment work. The City of Tucson has posted two separate solicitations for police and wellness service canines (Solicitations 260209 and 260121, both RFP), the City of Detroit posted a gunshot detection system RFP (541086), Orange County Florida posted a sealed bid for community center security upgrades ($1,600,000 estimated cost, IFB Y26733), and the City of DeBary posted irrigation system improvements (IFB 0315). These opportunities span security infrastructure, animal procurement, and facilities work—domains unrelated to mine clearance or assessment services.

The geographic spread includes Arizona (Tucson), Florida (Orange County and DeBary), and Michigan (Detroit), with no clustering evident around the code's nominal specialty. Because the recent opportunities show no substantive connection to post-mine clearance assessment services, the code does not currently reflect meaningful state and local procurement activity in its intended category. Business development professionals should verify whether this code mislabeling is systematic across their target jurisdictions or treat the code as inactive for planning purposes.