UNSPSC 93141909: Land administration services

UNSPSC 93141909 Land administration services is a Commodity code that encompasses planning, analysis, and feasibility studies supporting land-use policy development and capital-project planning by state and local governments. The recent opportunities under this code show state and local procurement bodies soliciting comprehensive land-use studies, environmental assessments, and infrastructure-planning services that inform zoning decisions, redevelopment strategy, and facility master planning. Issuing bodies include city planning departments, county environmental and public-works agencies, and state property authorities. The work typically involves existing-conditions analysis, market assessment, scenario development, regulatory review, and implementation strategy—delivered through RFP or RFQ processes with multi-stage evaluation frameworks that often advance finalists to oral presentations.

Recent activity spans Utah, Colorado, and Florida. The City of West Jordan issued RFP WJMA26061201 on June 12, 2026, for a comprehensive Land Use Study of its Civic Campus with proposals due July 16, 2026, evaluated on planning expertise, project understanding, schedule, and references, with selected consultants advancing to Stage 2 presentations and final recommendations due January 2027. Boulder County Parks and Open Space in Colorado solicited proposals for environmental weed and wildfire mitigation services (RFP 288-26, due May 28, 2026), while Pasco County, Florida issued as-needed environmental-services statements of qualifications (RSQ-FP-26-037, due April 14, 2026) encompassing biological assessments, wetlands delineation, stream restoration, and water-quality studies across a three-year task-order structure. Orange County, Florida solicited tree-planting and establishment services (IFB Y26-144, due March 3, 2026) with firm fixed-price fee scheduling and a 24-month maintenance period, with local preference and Service Disabled Veteran business eligibility under applicable Florida bid-preference rules. The code shows active procurement across planning, environmental assessment, and natural-resource management functions at the city and county level.