UNSPSC 92111610: Post mine clearance inspection service

The humanitarian demining processes of measuring, examining, testing or otherwise comparing a sample of cleared land against the clearance requirements.

UNSPSC 92111610 Post mine clearance inspection service, a Commodity-tier code, shows no relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The sixteen opportunities posted between February and July 2026 across the source block span security services, emergency management consulting, transportation planning, IT infrastructure, facilities assessments, and community programs — none of which align with post-disaster mine or explosive-ordnance clearance inspection work. A Hudson County, New Jersey bid for explosive detection canine services at the World Trade Center (July 2026) and a Collin County, Texas electronic security system upgrade project (April 2026) touch security and detection capabilities, but neither involves post-mine clearance assessment. The code's nominal scope — systematic inspection of areas where mines have been laid or are suspected, typically following conflict resolution or as part of humanitarian demining — does not map to the operational footprint reflected in current state and local solicitations.

The absence of activity under this code likely reflects its specialized, post-conflict infrastructure niche. State and local governments — including counties, cities, school districts, and transit authorities — do not routinely procure mine clearance services. When such work does occur, it typically falls under federal contracting mechanisms (DoD, State Department, USAID, or international development agencies) or is embedded in larger disaster-recovery frameworks after major incidents. State and local procurement databases show no standing demand for this service category in the period covered by the source.