UNSPSC 85101710: Health, safety, security and environment protection service

Health, Safety, and Environment protection service ex.C2076 brigades describes the processes or activities of planning, implementation, control, and optimization that are carried out by companies to ensure health, safety, security and environmental protection, especially in the working environment.

UNSPSC 85101710 Health, safety, security and environment protection service is a Commodity code covering environmental assessment, remediation, and compliance work that state and local governments procure to manage contaminated sites, emergency response operations, building safety systems, and natural resource protection. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions buying remedial investigation and design services for contaminated properties, sprinkler system replacement in detention facilities, mosquito control and pest management, stream restoration with green infrastructure, brownfield site inventory and assessment, asbestos abatement and environmental cleanup at substations, freshwater mussel surveys for regulatory compliance, and emergency mitigation services including water damage restoration and mold remediation. Issuing bodies span state environmental departments, county governments, cities, special districts including utility commissions and river authorities, and independent agencies such as Atlanta Beltline, Inc. New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, Collin County (Texas), and the City of Arlington (Texas) appear as repeat or recent solicitors.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas, with secondary activity in New Jersey, Georgia, Florida, Wisconsin, and New Mexico. Representative recent opportunities include Collin County's IFB for replacement of institutional sprinklers in jail cells with an opinion of probable cost of $150,000 and bids due November 19, 2026; the New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection's ITB for Remedial Investigation and Design Services (contract T2621) with quotes due November 20, 2026, requiring Licensed Site Remediation Professionals and comprehensive health and safety planning; the City of Arlington's RFP for annual mosquito control services due October 22, 2026, requiring demonstrated compliance with AMCA, CDC, EPA, and state health department guidelines; and Santa Clara County's RFP for development of a Subregional Shoreline Adaptation Plan addressing sea level rise risk with proposals due November 6, 2026. Walworth County (Wisconsin) issued an RFQ for on-call emergency mitigation services due September 3, 2026, and the Brazos River Authority solicited freshwater mussel survey and species relocation services under a competitive RFP with qualifications-based selection completed July 16, 2026.