UNSPSC 93142101: Regional development planning services

UNSPSC 93142101 Regional development planning services (Commodity) encompasses master planning, corridor studies, feasibility analyses, and strategic planning engagements that state and local governments use to guide land use, infrastructure, and economic development. Recent solicitations show municipalities and regional agencies procuring comprehensive updates to downtown and waterfront master plans, neighborhood corridor studies, mixed-use development frameworks, water resources and parks planning, economic impact and market analyses, and unified development code modernization. The issuing-body mix spans cities (Sarasota, Scottsdale, Brownsville, Dallas, Moab, Santa Cruz, Atlanta, Bridgeport, Flowery Branch, Ocala), counties (Hillsborough, Bernalillo, Orange, Pasco, Gwinnett), regional councils (H-GAC, WestCOG, Atlanta Beltline Inc.), state departments (Oregon, Washington, Nevada), and special-purpose districts, with no standout repeat buyers but consistent activity across municipal planning departments, community development offices, and economic development authorities.

Geographic spread spans the West (Nevada, Oregon, Arizona, California), Southeast (Georgia, Florida), Southwest (Texas), Mountain West (Colorado), and Mid-Atlantic (Connecticut), with recent activity concentrated in Texas, Florida, Georgia, and the broader Southwest and Pacific regions. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Dallas requesting Qualification Statements for pre-development and development services for a 911 Emergency Communications Center and Emergency Operations Center (BIZ2600030973, due August 7, 2026); the City of Moab issuing an RFQ for consolidation of existing studies into a comprehensive Downtown Master Plan with a fixed-price budget not to exceed $50,000 (RFQ 2606, due July 28, 2026); Atlanta Beltline Inc. requesting proposals for a Subarea 7 Master Plan update for nine north-side neighborhoods (PEA2026098, due April 17, 2026, budget $165,000); Pasco County requesting design and post-design services for an 85.86-acre district park (RSQ-TPR-26-039, due April 14, 2026, project budget $38.5 million); and the City of Santa Cruz seeking consultant services for a Development Impact Fee and Nexus Study for downtown expansion area compliance with California's Mitigation Fee Act (RFP NOPW0290, due April 23, 2026). Most procurements are issued as RFQ or RFP with SOQ-based shortlisting, emphasizing qualifications-based selection and fixed-price or time-and-materials compensation.