UNSPSC 81141606: Transport planning

UNSPSC 81141606 Transport planning is a Commodity code that encompasses professional consulting services for transportation and land use planning activities, including general plan development, transportation corridor and master plans, travel demand modeling, transit-oriented development planning, Vision Zero safety planning, and market analysis work. State and local governments use this code to engage planning consultants on both pool-based and project-specific bases to support long-range planning, development review, public engagement, and strategic transportation initiatives. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code span regional councils, county governments, and municipalities. The Wasatch Front Regional Council and Mountainland Association of Governments represent multi-jurisdictional regional planning bodies; the City of College Park, Maryland and City of College Park, Georgia represent municipal procurement; and Santa Rosa County and Orange County represent county-level demand.

Recent activity shows geographic spread across the West (Utah), Southeast (Florida, Georgia), Mid-Atlantic (Maryland), and California. Representative recent opportunities include the Wasatch Front Regional Council's RFQ (solicitation NS27121, due November 19, 2026) establishing a prequalified consultant pool for nine planning categories and two modeling categories through a Qualifications-Based Selection process under the Brooks Act, serving municipalities and multijurisdictional groups within the WFRC and MAG regions through 2028; the City of College Park, Maryland's RFQ (CP-27-01, due September 11, 2026) for a Safety Action Plan Consultant to develop a comprehensive Vision Zero safety action plan under the U.S. Department of Transportation Safe Streets and Roads for All program with $675,000 in total funding and deliverables spanning data collection, stakeholder engagement, safety strategy development, and demonstration project planning through May 2030; and the City of College Park, Georgia's RFI (PE70662NONST2027000000097, due August 7, 2026) for qualified consulting firms to conduct a municipal public works operational efficiency and organizational assessment. The code reflects active demand for specialized transportation planning expertise tied to federal funding programs, multimodal planning requirements, and regional coordination.