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 (Commodity) encompasses professional surveying, mapping, orthophotography, oblique imagery, and property intelligence services that state and local governments procure to support assessment, planning, infrastructure, environmental compliance, and facility operations. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties using this code for topographic surveys, boundary surveys, historic resource documentation, land surveying rotations, orthophotography and property valuation databases, continuing consulting contracts, and design-build project support requiring geospatial data collection and analysis.

State and local buyers under this code include city engineering and public works departments, county assessor's offices, flood control districts, waste and environmental management agencies, and special-purpose authorities issuing RFPs, RFQs, and ITBs for continuing on-call service agreements. The City of Casselberry, Florida has posted multiple opportunities in this space, including a park planning and design continuing contract (SOQ-2018-0353, due June 2018) and stormwater and lakes management services (SOQ-2019-0424, due February 2019); other repeat solicitors include Dane County, Wisconsin (professional surveying and mapping for landfill operations, RFP due September 2026), the City of Tucson (on-call survey services, RFQ due July 2024), and multiple Florida municipalities issuing CCNA continuing contracts. Recent high-visibility opportunities span Ada County's orthophotography and property intelligence platform for the Assessor's Office (RFP due October 2026), the City of Tybee Island's historic resources survey update (RFP2026-112, due October 2026 at $20,500 maximum budget), the City of Altamonte Springs' continuing surveying and mapping services including plat review, ALTA surveys, and utility location (RFP 26-073-GR, due June 2026), Santa Cruz Public Works' topographic surveys for multi-use pathways and trail stabilization (RFQu due May and June 2026), Harris County Flood Control District's on-call land surveying (RFSQ due September 2026), and Pinellas County's continuing engineering services for the Waste to Energy Facility including surveying support (RFQ due April 2026). Geographic concentration is heaviest in Florida and the upper Midwest, with activity also present in Georgia, Texas, California, and Wisconsin; the code shows sustained demand across small cities, county governments, and special districts, with contract terms typically spanning two to five years and compensation structures mixing hourly rates, lump-sum fees, and task-order assignments under continuing-services vehicles.