UNSPSC 81151601: Mapping

UNSPSC 81151601 Mapping is a Commodity code covering geospatial data collection, analysis, and cartographic services that state and local governments use to support asset management, emergency response, infrastructure planning, and environmental monitoring. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions procuring aquatic habitat mapping with cloud-based sonar processing, municipal GIS infrastructure and enterprise system administration, traffic monitoring equipment with cloud hosting, coastal erosion mapping, sidewalk and pedestrian facility inventories with ADA audits, utility line locating and asset mapping, surveying and topographic data for landfills and water resources, and specialized environmental sensitivity index mapping for coastal emergency response. The mix of issuing bodies spans state environmental agencies (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission), county transportation and public works departments (Collier County, Harris County, Chatham County), municipalities (Canton, Bainbridge, Perry, Savannah, Salem, Dunwoody, St. Petersburg, Charlotte), university systems (Texas State University System, Albany State University), transit authorities (Atlanta Regional Commission, Broward County Transportation), water utilities (Texas Water Development Board, Alameda County Water District), and special districts (Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District). Repeat buyers include Florida counties and the Texas state system, signaling ongoing asset management and infrastructure support activity.

Geographic spread is heaviest in Florida, Texas, and Georgia, with significant activity also in the mid-Atlantic and Pacific regions. Representative recent opportunities include the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's single-source $350,000 three-year subscription to BioBase LLC's EcoSound platform for automated aquatic vegetation and substrate mapping (SS16450, due July 31, 2026); the City of Canton, Georgia RFQ for comprehensive GIS technical support including ArcGIS Online maintenance, enterprise geodatabase administration, and quarterly parcel base updates (PE66114NONST2027000000036, RFQ, due August 27, 2026); Collier County's ITB for 22 pole-mounted radar-based vehicle count stations with five-year cellular data service across county road segments, entirely grant-funded by FDOT at $311,562 total (268649, due August 3, 2026); and the City of Bainbridge, Georgia's RFP for citywide sidewalk inventory, ADA accessibility audit, and GIS-based asset management with interactive dashboard deliverables (PE66166NONST2026000000044, RFP, due July 23, 2026). Mapping activity under this code remains active across multiple geographic markets and public sector end-uses, with strong demand for integrated GIS platforms, asset inventory creation, and specialized domain mapping (aquatic resources, coastal hazards, traffic patterns, pedestrian infrastructure).