UNSPSC 81111709: Demining geographical or geospatial information system GIS

An organized collection of computer hardware, software, geographic data, and personnel designed to efficiently capture, store, update, manipulate, analyze, and display all forms of geographically referenced information related to a demining operation. Note: GIS allows a user to graphically view multiple layers of data based on their geographic distribution and association. GIS incorporates powerful tools to analyze the relationships between various layers of information.

UNSPSC 81111709 Demining geographical or geospatial information system GIS is a Commodity code that does not map consistently to the recent state and local opportunities posted under it. The code's nominal scope—demining GIS—appears in none of the recent solicitations. Instead, the block contains engineering design and consulting services (preliminary engineering reports, construction engineering inspection, general engineering consulting), architectural services, building plan review, utility system design, and enterprise software licensing, none of which align with demining or geospatial information systems as typically understood. The sole exception is a three-year ESRI ArcGIS Enterprise Agreement from the Toho Water Authority in Kissimmee, Florida, which procures GIS software, extensions, licenses, and support—a genuine GIS acquisition—but represents one contract among thirteen recent postings. The mismatch suggests either miscoding at the source or that the UNSPSC taxonomy entry itself does not reflect the work state and local governments are actually buying under this code number.

Activity under the code shows recent geographic concentration in Georgia, with the Georgia Department of Transportation issuing multiple RFQs for engineering and construction oversight services (I-75 South Express Lanes general engineering consulting and owner's verification, State Route 25 at Darien River construction engineering inspection and post-let services), and cities and counties in Georgia issuing RFQs and RFPs for design and infrastructure services (City of Social Circle pedestrian infrastructure design, City of Nicholls gymnasium reconstruction, Madison County wastewater treatment upgrades, City of Union City building plan review). Orange County, Florida issued a continuing engineering services RFP for utility system design (Y26-900, due February 17, 2026), and the Town of Windsor, Connecticut posted an RFP for an address management and sub-addressing feasibility study (RFP 37590, due July 23, 2026). The recent opportunity block shows no pattern of repeat vendors, no awarded contracts, and dollar values disclosed only where fixed minimums appear (Orange County's $25,000 minimum fee for continuing services). If the intent is to track genuine GIS procurement activity at the state and local level, this code shows minimal relevant recent opportunity.