UNSPSC 81141704: Production statistics collection or analysis services

UNSPSC 81141704 Production statistics collection or analysis services is a Commodity code that in practice encompasses a wide range of state and local analytical, testing, and data services—far broader than the narrow code name suggests. Recent opportunities show state and local governments soliciting laboratory analysis for wastewater compliance, water demand forecasting and planning, and event production services. The issuing bodies span city governments, school districts, water utilities, and transportation authorities; issuing bodies in the recent block include the Town of Killingly (Connecticut), City of North Miami Beach (Florida), Austin Independent School District (Texas), City of Phoenix (Arizona), and Jacksonville Transportation Authority (Florida). The scope of work is heterogeneous—from NELAP/NELAC-accredited environmental laboratory testing for wastewater treatment facilities to multi-year qualified-vendor-list contracting for water resources consulting across six service categories to comprehensive event production and equipment rental services for municipal celebrations and school district campus events.

Geographic activity in recent months spans Connecticut, Florida, Arizona, and Texas, with no clear concentration. The Town of Killingly posted a sealed-bid solicitation (37618) for laboratory analysis services at its Water Pollution Control Facility, due July 24, 2026, seeking NELAP/NELAC accredited environmental laboratories without specified pricing or contract value. The City of Phoenix issued a Request for Qualifications (RFQU260145) to prequalify multiple consulting firms for a five-year qualified-vendor-list contract in water demand forecasting, planning, and water resources consulting across six service categories, with task-order pricing to be negotiated project-by-project and a response deadline of March 20, 2026. Austin Independent School District released an RFP (26RFP064) on April 17, 2026, for event rental equipment and related services across six categories with estimated annual spending of $20,500 to $33,500 and proposals due June 18, 2026, encouraging participation from small, local, and minority or women-owned firms with HUB preferences available. The code shows active procurement across analytical services, infrastructure planning, and events but no dominant issuing body or geography.