UNSPSC 93141909: Land administration services

UNSPSC 93141909 Land administration services, a Commodity code, encompasses the administration, leasing, and operational management of publicly owned lands, including property assessment, tenant relations, crop or conservation restrictions, and habitat mitigation oversight. State and local governments use this code to solicit services for agricultural leasing programs that balance revenue generation with environmental stewardship obligations, habitat protection for endangered species, and long-term operations and maintenance of mitigation sites established under regulatory permits. Issuing bodies include regional flood control agencies, municipalities, and county parks departments. The scope of work ranges from soliciting operators to lease agricultural parcels subject to crop restrictions and conservation easements to managing on-call maintenance and improvement services across municipal properties.

Recent activity shows solicitations concentrated in California, Georgia, Colorado, and Utah. The Sacramento Area Flood Control Agency issued RFP 2026-002 in September 2026 for agricultural leases across seven parcels totaling approximately 460 acres in the Natomas Basin, with proposals due September 18, 2026, requiring applicants to demonstrate two years of agricultural production experience, carry $2 million Commercial General Liability insurance, and comply with habitat requirements for Swainson's hawk and federally listed species. Columbus Consolidated Government (Georgia) released RFP No. 27-0010 in August 2026 for on-call irrigation installation and maintenance services throughout the municipality on a two-year contract with three one-year renewal options, with proposals due September 30, 2026. Boulder County Parks and Open Space in Colorado solicited a goat browsing pilot program (RFP-288-26) for noxious weed and wildfire fuel mitigation across 89.4 acres of county-owned land, with a mandatory pre-proposal meeting held May 18, 2026, and proposals due May 28, 2026. The City of West Jordan (Utah) requested comprehensive land-use study proposals in June 2026 for civic campus redevelopment planning with final recommendations due by January 2027.