UNSPSC 81103305: Geomatics miscellaneous services

Precise leveling for deformation monitoring, geothermal fields and engineering structures, Engineering surveys, GIS applications, Design of control survey network and setting up of control points, Property surveys for land acquisition, lease and demarcation, Mapping of facilities and infrastructures, Toposurveys, Information and knowledge audit etc.

UNSPSC 81103305 Geomatics miscellaneous services is a Commodity code encompassing survey, mapping, geospatial intelligence, and related site documentation services that state and local governments procure to support infrastructure planning, asset management, property assessment, environmental compliance, and capital improvement projects. Recent solicitations show cities and counties acquiring topographic surveys, orthophotography and property intelligence data, historic resource documentation, boundary and construction surveys, stormwater and drainage modeling, and continuing on-call survey crews. Issuing bodies span municipal governments (cities of Casselberry, Tybee Island, Altamonte Springs, Tucson, Plant City, Santa Cruz, and Edinburg), county governments (Ada County, Harris County Flood Control District, Dane County, and Pinellas County), and special districts (Harris County Flood Control District). Work typically requires state-licensed Professional Land Surveyors, Professional Engineers with surveying credentials, or qualified specialists in architectural history and geospatial data management. Contracts are commonly structured as continuing agreements or on-call arrangements with task authorization, hourly or lump-sum compensation, and terms ranging from one to five years with renewal options.

Recent activity spans Florida, Georgia, Arizona, Idaho, Wisconsin, Texas, and California. Representative procurements include the City of Casselberry's park planning and design services SOQ (SOQ-2018-0353, statements of qualifications due June 12, 2018, four firms short-listed); the City of Casselberry's stormwater and lakes management services SOQ under Florida's Consultants' Competitive Negotiation Act (SOQ-2019-0424, due February 5, 2019, eight firms responding, scope encompassing hydraulic modeling, lake restoration, and watershed management); the City of Tybee Island's Historic Resources Survey Update Phase I (RFP2026-112, due October 19, 2026, maximum budget $20,500, comprehensive documentation of up to 500 historic resources); the City of Tucson's on-call professional survey services RFQ (RFQ No. 240202, due July 22, 2024, targeting up to twelve consultant firms, estimated annual budget $500,000, 5% aspirational DBE goal); Ada County's orthophotography and property intelligence services for the Assessor's Office (RFP27003, due October 17, 2026); the City of Altamonte Springs' continuing surveying and mapping services (RFP 26-073-GR, due June 26, 2026, minimum two firms recommended, two-year term with two optional two-year renewals); Dane County's professional surveying and mapping services for landfill operations (RFP 326027, due September 10, 2026, five-year term, pre-proposal meeting required); and the City of Santa Cruz's topographic survey work for pathway and sidewalk projects (RFQu RFQUNOPW0303, due May 28, 2026, and the Arroyo Seco Canyon Trail engineering design including survey and geotechnical work, RFQu RFQUNOPW0308, due June 30, 2026).