UNSPSC 95111501: Easement

the convened ability to use property that is owned by others

UNSPSC 95111501 Easement, a Commodity code, covers state and local procurement of easement rights and access agreements for utility, infrastructure, and public facility projects. Recent solicitations show the code applied to sanitary sewer easement clearing, stormwater drainage improvements, and roadway and pedestrian path construction where easement acquisition or maintenance is a material contract component. The issuing bodies span city, county, utility commission, and state transportation agency jurisdictions: the Town of Waterford Utility Commission in Connecticut, the City of DeBary in Florida, Ware County in Georgia, Bulloch County in Georgia, and multiple Texas Department of Transportation counties. The work is typically bundled within larger civil infrastructure contracts rather than purchased as a standalone easement product, with clearing, restoration, and utility access as operational requirements within broader road, drainage, or transit projects.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Connecticut, and Texas. The Town of Waterford Utility Commission's Cross Country Sewer Easement Access Contract One—Phase 2 (IFB 26-013, due November 12, 2026) exemplifies the code's current scope: a $1,000 per day liquidated damages clause, 150 consecutive calendar day completion window, prevailing wage at Connecticut rates ($22.20–$67.52 per hour with annual adjustments), and mandatory site security, traffic control with uniformed police where required, and Wetlands Permit compliance. The City of DeBary's Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements (Bid 03-15, due April 10, 2015) and Stormwater Improvement Project No. 4 (Bid 06-18, due August 28, 2018) show easement work embedded in park and drainage asset construction. Ware County's CDBG-funded street and drainage improvements (PE77150NONST2026000000032, due November 23, 2026, Section 3 HUD Act compliance required) and Bulloch County's S&S Greenway Phase 3 and Josh Hagin Road Paving (FY27-ENGCP-002-1, due November 13, 2026, GDOT prequalification mandatory) demonstrate easement components within multi-phase transportation and path infrastructure. Texas Department of Transportation solicitations for preventive maintenance, seal coat, and bridge work across multiple counties (29 separate October 2026 state let contracts with November 3–4, 2026 deadlines) show easement activity as a supporting scope element in highway preservation and reconstruction rather than primary procurement focus.