UNSPSC 93141602: Population sample surveys services

UNSPSC 93141602 Population sample surveys services (Commodity) covers survey design, deployment, panel management, and data collection services that state and local agencies use to gather representative feedback on passenger experience, community sentiment, and policy impact. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying continuous passenger survey systems operating via Wi-Fi networks, community sentiment panels recruiting demographically representative cohorts, and activity-data collection programs capturing representative samples for emissions inventory and resource-management planning. The issuing-body mix spans airport authorities, regional development organizations, and state environmental agencies; the County of Orange appears twice in recent postings (John Wayne Airport passenger surveys and Irvine Ranch open-space administration). Work encompasses survey methodology design, participant recruitment and panel building, real-time data-collection infrastructure, dashboarding and reporting, benchmarking analysis, and quality assurance including sentiment analysis and demographic validation.

Recent activity clusters in California and Georgia. The County of Orange in California issued an Invitation for Bids on July 1, 2026 (due April 3, 2026) for Passenger Survey Services for Tracking and Data at John Wayne Airport—a three-year firm-fixed-fee contract with two optional one-year renewals seeking continuous Wi-Fi-based survey deployment, real-time dashboarding, quarterly strategic reports, and benchmarking against peer airports; the solicitation requires minimum five years of airport survey experience and offers 5 to 8 percent local small-business and disabled-veteran price preferences. Atlanta Beltline, Inc. issued an RFP on February 12, 2026 (due March 10, 2026) for a six-month survey panel recruitment and build serving 400 demographically representative community members across 46 neighborhoods, with a $35,000 budget ceiling and 30 percent DBE participation goal. The California Air Resources Board issued an RFP on January 21, 2026 (due March 4, 2026) for residential wood-combustion activity and emissions quantification—an eighteen-month contract requiring statistical analysis, GIS, and organized data collection from selected regions with statewide extrapolation, at a $149,999.99 total budget with 10 percent California small-business subcontracting mandate.