UNSPSC 81103304: Geomatics asset integrity surveys

Geomatics include the fields of mapping, surveying, remote sensing, hydrography, photogrammetry, global positioning systems and geographic information systems asset integrity services for inspection, maintenance, monitoring etc.

UNSPSC 81103304 Geomatics asset integrity surveys is a Commodity code covering land surveying, topographic surveys, utility locating, and related geospatial services that state and local governments procure to support infrastructure design, capital projects, and facility management. Recent solicitations show municipalities and special districts purchasing detailed topographic surveys with utility identification and AutoCAD file preparation for multi-use pathways and sidewalk projects; surveying and geotechnical investigation for trail stabilization and retaining wall design; on-call rotation lists for commercial and residential property surveys; and ground monitoring surveys at water storage facilities with geophysical logging and displacement measurements. Issuing bodies include city public works departments (Santa Cruz, Dunwoody, Palm Bay, Sarasota, Plant City, Sebastian, Albany), county commissions (Okaloosa, DeKalb, Clay, Glynn), water and sewer authorities (Jackson County Water and Sewerage Authority in Georgia, Beaufort-Jasper Water and Sewer Authority in South Carolina, Alameda County Water District in California), school districts (Atlanta Public Schools, Liberty Hill ISD), and regional transit or special-purpose districts. Scope typically bundles surveying with civil engineering, transportation design, or environmental consulting as part of multidisciplinary professional services continuing contracts, often structured with hourly rates or unit pricing for individual task orders with no guaranteed minimum volume.

Geographic activity is concentrated in California (Santa Cruz, Alameda County), Florida (Sarasota, Plant City, Sebastian, Okaloosa County, Palm Bay), Georgia (DeKalb, Clay, Glynn, Jackson County, Dunwoody, Atlanta), and Texas (Okaloosa County in Florida and Williamson County in Texas for school district and university projects). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Santa Cruz Public Works Department RFQu (RFQUNOPW0303, due May 28, 2026) for topographic surveys supporting the Swanton and Delaware Multi-Use Pathway and Laurel Street Sidewalk Infill projects with deliverables including detailed site feature capture and AutoCAD design files; the Alameda County Water District RFP (6345, due April 24, 2026) for two-year continuing services providing ground monitoring surveys at five water storage facilities with unit pricing and as-needed task order rates; the City of Edinburg Department of Engineering RFQ (RFQ20266, due July 14, 2026) establishing a two-year rotation list for licensed commercial and residential land and topographic surveying in Texas; and the Atlanta Public Schools RFQ (2606022QAR, due March 20, 2026) for surveying vendor pool supporting approximately 83 school sites with location, design, utility locating, topographic, and as-built survey services at an approved annual expenditure of $300,000. Prevailing wage and professional liability insurance requirements ($1–$2 million per occurrence) are standard across the code. Set-asides are rare but present in some jurisdictions—Pinellas County required ten percent small business enterprise participation on assignments exceeding $50,000, and the Beaufort-Jasper Water and Sewer Authority encouraged SMWBE good-faith effort participation on its low-pressure sewer project.