UNSPSC 81151602: Map production

UNSPSC 81151602 Map production (Commodity) encompasses cloud-based and desktop GIS mapping platforms, aerial and topographic survey services, utility and infrastructure mapping, and specialized geospatial data processing supporting planning, emergency response, infrastructure management, and asset inventory across state agencies, counties, cities, schools, and transit authorities. Recent opportunities show state and local governments procuring automated aquatic vegetation mapping from sonar data, comprehensive GIS technical support including ArcGIS Online administration, vehicle count monitoring stations with cloud hosting, coastal bluff and brownfield site mapping, water utility asset location and mapping, campus utility infrastructure documentation, citywide sidewalk and pedestrian facility inventories with condition assessment and ADA accessibility audits, building height surveys for historic district review, landfill topographic and aerial surveys, and transit ridership behavior data analysis with interactive dashboards—spanning technical platforms (ESRI ArcGIS Enterprise, ArcGIS Online, Portal, ArcGIS Server), data collection methods (LiDAR, drone orthophotography, GPS, sonar processing, ground-penetrating radar), and specialized analytical outputs (digital terrain models, point clouds, asset inventories, heat maps).

The code draws solicitations from state departments (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Texas Water Development Board, Texas General Land Office, Texas State University System, Texas General Land Office, Georgia Department of Community Affairs coordination roles), county governments (Collier County FL, Marion County FL, Escambia County FL, Hillsborough County FL, Chatham County GA, Clay County FL, Alameda County Water District, Harris County Toll Road Authority, San Bernardino County), cities (Canton GA, Bainbridge GA, Savannah GA, Salem OR, St. Petersburg FL, Perry GA, Gainesville FL, Dunwoody GA, DeBary FL, Charlotte NC, Phoenix AZ), school districts (Volusia County Schools FL, Hillsborough County Schools FL), transit authorities (Broward County Transportation Department), universities (Albany State University, Texas State University System), water districts (Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District WI), and regional planning organizations (Atlanta Regional Commission). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (FWC, Marion County, Escambia, Hillsborough, Collier, Volusia, St. Petersburg, Gainesville), Georgia (Canton, Bainbridge, Savannah, Perry, Sandersville, Dunwoody, Forsyth County, Chatham County, Albany State), and Texas (TWDB, GLO, Texas State University System), with secondary activity in Wisconsin, Oregon, North Carolina, and California. Representative recent opportunities include the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission single-source procurement of BioBase LLC's EcoSound cloud mapping platform for aquatic vegetation and depth data (Solicitation SS16450, due July 31, 2026, $350,000 over three years); the City of Canton Georgia RFQ for comprehensive GIS technical support including ArcGIS Online maintenance and web mapping (PE66114NONST2027000000036, RFQ, proposals due August 27, 2026); Collier County's ITB for 22 vehicle count stations with five-year cellular and cloud service (Solicitation 268649, ITB, due August 3, 2026, grant-funded $311,562); the City of Bainbridge Georgia RFP for citywide sidewalk inventory and ADA accessibility audit with GIS-based deliverables (PE66166NONST2026000000044, RFP, due July 23, 2026); and the City of St. Petersburg Florida RFQ for ongoing GIS projects covering drone surveying, LiDAR, BIM services, Python scripting, cartography, web applications, and enterprise ArcGIS administration (RFQ26202, due May 28, 2026, multi-year continuing services agreement).