UNSPSC 95101800: Governmental land parcels

A defined piece of land used to house governmental operations

UNSPSC 95101800 Governmental land parcels is a Class code under which state and local governments procure development rights to public property, environmental mitigation credits tied to public works projects, and expressions of interest for public-private partnerships involving the reuse or redevelopment of government-owned sites. The scope spans both direct acquisition of environmental offset credits (wetland mitigation, species habitat conservation) required by transportation and infrastructure agencies to satisfy regulatory environmental impact requirements, and solicitation of private-sector partners to undertake transformative mixed-use redevelopment of underutilized or contaminated public real estate. Issuing bodies include state transportation departments (notably the Florida Department of Transportation), municipal planning and development offices, and county transportation authorities. The code sees repeated activity from FDOT's District 1 Procurement Office across multiple environmental mitigation credit procurements tied to specific highway and roundabout projects.

Recent activity concentrates heavily in Florida, where the Florida Department of Transportation has posted four separate ITBs since mid-April 2026 for the purchase of wetland and species habitat conservation credits to offset environmental impacts of I-75 expansion, State Road 789 roundabout construction, and Skink habitat mitigation across Polk, Hardee, Highlands, and Sarasota Bay Basin counties. Connecticut's City of Torrington posted a Request for Expressions of Interest on June 17, 2026 (due July 22, 2026) for redevelopment of the former Brunswick Factory site at 535 Migeon Avenue through public-private partnership, with a mandatory site walkthrough on July 8, 2026 and a question deadline of July 15, 2026; the city encourages MBE, WBE, and SBE participation. FDOT's environmental credit procurements specify firm per-credit pricing, delivery within 14 days of purchase order issuance, 24-month term contracts with no guaranteed minimum volumes, and in-state preference (5%) for Florida-based vendors where applicable. No specific budget values or award amounts are disclosed across these solicitations; contract values depend on actual credit quantities purchased and per-credit pricing submitted by bidders.