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, a Commodity code, encompasses cloud-based and on-premises GIS platforms, data consolidation and migration systems, geospatial imagery services, address management frameworks, and related spatial data infrastructure that state and local governments procure to consolidate legacy systems, support property assessment and field operations, enable compliance workflows, and create authoritative data repositories. Recent solicitations show state agencies, counties, cities, and special districts acquiring GIS solutions ranging from enterprise SaaS platforms integrating eight or more legacy systems with tens of thousands of users to targeted geospatial services supporting assessor offices, municipal address governance, and engineering design workflows. The California State Water Resources Control Board (SWRCB) is procuring WaterTAP 2.0, a cloud-based SaaS system consolidating drinking water compliance data across eight primary legacy systems totaling over 540 GB, serving approximately 65,000 users across state administration and external water system stakeholders, with Phase 1 proposals due December 2, 2026, design-development-and-implementation running 21 months plus 12 months of maintenance and operations on Salesforce Cloud infrastructure (Azure or AWS), and a base contract term of three years with optional extensions to six years. Ada County is soliciting orthophotography, oblique imagery, and property intelligence services to support the Assessor's Office in assessment administration, property valuation, appraisal operations, and field inspections (RFP 27003, due October 17, 2026). The Town of Windsor, Connecticut is requesting proposals for an address management and sub-addressing feasibility study to evaluate existing address data, identify operational gaps, and develop recommendations for governance, workflows, and standards supporting long-term municipal address framework (RFP 37590, due July 23, 2026). Connecticut's state GIS support services procurement (RFQ 27-0008, due August 28, 2026) covers data collection and application setup with limited publicly disclosed scope.

Activity concentrates in Georgia, California, and Connecticut, with repeat buyers including the Georgia Department of Transportation and state environmental and infrastructure agencies across the Southeast. Issuing bodies span state environmental and water-resources departments, county assessor and infrastructure offices, and municipal planning and engineering functions. The code shows active demand for both large-scale enterprise data migration and consolidation (particularly in water-resources and environmental compliance) and geographically distributed imagery and assessment support services. Bidders face typical state and local qualification gates: demonstrated large-scale systems implementation experience (minimum five completed projects, seven years' experience managing implementations in the past ten years for the SWRCB solicitation), professional liability and E&O insurance requirements ($1–2 million minimum per claim depending on scope), compliance with federal security standards (NIST 800-53 for cloud systems), Section 3 and SBE/MBE/WBE participation preferences where applicable, and pre-proposal questions and pre-bid meetings in several jurisdictions. SWRCB's WaterTAP 2.0 procurement is the most prominent current opportunity, requiring vendor eVAQ registration by December 2, 2026, with Phase 1 competitive evaluation narrowing to up to three finalists for Phase 2 narrative submissions (due January 28, 2027) and Phase 3 negotiations scheduled March 8–29, 2027, with contract award anticipated by May 20, 2027.