UNSPSC 81151604: Land surveying

UNSPSC 81151604 Land surveying (Commodity) covers boundary surveys, topographic surveys, easement research, GPS control work, as-built documentation, and utility location services that state and local governments procure on both project-specific and on-call continuing bases. Recent state and local solicitations show active demand across multiple jurisdiction types: counties (Monroe County, Williamson County, Harris County, Pinellas County), cities (Tucson, Savannah, Santa Cruz, Plant City), water and utility districts (Eastern Municipal Water District, Palm Beach County Water Utilities, Florida Keys Electric Cooperative), fire and rescue districts (Pinellas Suncoast), airports and port authorities (Lee County Port Authority, Palm Beach County Airports, Broward County Aviation), state departments (Texas Military Department, Texas State University System, California Department of Transportation, California Department of Fish and Wildlife), and university systems. Harris County, Monroe County, and Palm Beach County appear repeatedly as active buyers, each issuing multiple on-call RFQs in the past four months. Work spans infrastructure, flood mitigation, environmental compliance, real estate transactions, coastal restoration, wildfire recovery, utility system mapping, and capital improvement planning.

Geographic spread centers on Texas (Harris County, Monroe County, Williamson County, Lee County, Texas State University System, Texas Military Department, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality), Florida (Palm Beach County across multiple departments, Pinellas County, Pinellas Suncoast Fire & Rescue, Eastern Municipal Water District in California but serving Riverside County, and additional Florida utilities and municipalities), California (Caltrans District 8, California State Coastal Conservancy, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, City of Santa Cruz, San Bernardino County), and Georgia (DeKalb County, Chatham County, City of Savannah, Georgia Department of Transportation, City of Bainbridge). Representative recent opportunities include Monroe County RFQ 649 for professional surveying continuing services due October 27, 2026 (on-call, task-order basis, four-year term, at least three firms); Williamson County RFSQ 68 for land surveying services due August 11, 2026 (qualifications-based, supporting road bond and capital facility programs); Harris County Office of the County Engineer RFSQ 260295 due October 5, 2026 (supplemental professional land surveying); Tucson RFQ 240202 for on-call professional survey services with a 5% aspirational DBE goal, supporting transportation and other city departments with estimated annual budget of $500,000; and California Department of Transportation District 8 SOQ 08A4010 for A&E on-call land surveying services due July 14, 2026, estimated value $2,428,285 to $3,945,963 over four years with 10.1% fixed fee for profit and annual escalation rates. A secondary cluster of opportunities targets specialized domains—municipal planning surveys (City of Bainbridge sidewalk inventory RFP due July 23, 2026; City of Santa Cruz topographic survey RFQ due May 28, 2026), environmental and wetland work (Texas Military Department vegetation community planning IFB due September 26, 2026; Minnesota Department of Natural Resources rare plant survey RFP due August 10, 2026; Lee County Port Authority mitigation land management RFB due September 16, 2026), and title and legal work (Hillsborough County real estate title services RFP due August 12, 2026, estimated $250,000 over five years).