NIGP 10031: Hazardous Material Containment/Storage (Petroleum)

NIGP 10031 Hazardous Material Containment/Storage (Petroleum), an Item code, covers pickup, transport, testing, repair, installation, and disposal services for underground and aboveground storage tanks holding petroleum and hazardous waste, along with related containment equipment and regulatory compliance work. State and local governments solicit under this code for operational maintenance of fuel infrastructure at municipal facilities, household and commercial hazardous waste collection and disposal, environmental engineering and testing services, and emergency response capabilities for hazardous spill containment. Issuing bodies include city public works and fleet departments, county waste services divisions, fire departments, and environmental agencies. The competitive set typically requires EPA Identification Numbers, state hazardous waste transporter registrations, comprehensive pollution and general liability insurance ($1,000,000 to $3,000,000 per occurrence), current business licensing, and demonstrated capacity for 36- to 48-hour response times and compliance with RCRA and state environmental regulations.

Recent activity spans Florida, Arizona, Connecticut, New Mexico, and Washington. The City of Albuquerque issued RFB 2026761 (now rebid as RFB2027797) in April and September 2026 for UST and AST maintenance, testing, repair, and installation across twelve fuel sites and three generator sites, due May 28 and October 27, 2026 respectively, with four-year initial terms and options to extend. The City of Tampa posted RFQ 26P00544 in September 2026 for pickup and disposal of 76 line items of hazardous and non-hazardous waste with mandatory EPA and Florida Department of Environmental Protection credentials, due September 11, 2026. Escambia County Department of Waste Services solicited ITB PD 25-26.101 in August 2026 for household hazardous waste collection and disposal on an as-needed basis with unit pricing by container type and waste category, covering a three-year initial term with two one-year renewal options. The City of Tucson issued RFP 212782 for hazardous waste transportation and disposal supporting fire department and household hazardous waste divisions, covering 75 waste material types with annual estimated quantities. The Town of Berlin, Connecticut requested proposals for on-call environmental engineering and hazardous materials testing services with a two-year term commencing July 2026. The City of Philadelphia issued a micro purchase quote RFQ B2627018 in April 2026 for four drum spill containment pallets with drain capabilities, due May 8, 2026.