NIGP 40595: Petroleum Products, Scrap or Waste

NIGP 40595 Petroleum Products, Scrap Or Waste, Item code, covers the collection, transportation, and disposal of used motor oil, antifreeze, oil filters, contaminated fuels, and related petroleum waste streams generated by state and local government operations. State and local buyers are soliciting services for hazardous waste packaging and disposal, used-oil recovery, fuel purchasing and delivery, and biohazard waste removal tied to petroleum and chemical contamination. Issuing bodies span school districts, city departments of public works, state environmental agencies, and county governments, with school districts appearing as repeat buyers of fuel supply and hazardous waste disposal services.

Recent activity spans multiple regions: Marion County School District in Florida solicited hazardous waste packaging, pickup, and disposal under ITB 4194MF with a response deadline of October 7, 2026; the City of Atlanta Department of Public Works issued IFB MS-IFB/DPW/2609-1270061 seeking used oil and hazardous waste collection and disposal across six fleet maintenance shops, due September 25, 2026; Cobb County School District in Georgia requested proposals for gasoline and diesel fuel delivery to multiple district sites, due September 30, 2026; Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida awarded ITB 26205-ITB-DST for approximately 1.75 million gallons annually of ultralow sulfur diesel fuel at an estimated annual value of $5.5 million, with nine vendors competing on per-gallon NYMEX-based markups ranging from $0.0994 to $0.5908; California Department of Transportation solicited biohazard waste removal and disposal services under IFB 07A6365 covering Los Angeles and Ventura Counties with a Small Business 25% participation goal and 5% price preference, due June 18, 2026; and the Maryland Environmental Service issued RFP 1264398R for statewide used motor oil and antifreeze collection and recycling, with proposals due May 18, 2026, serving approximately 144 motor oil collection sites and 85 antifreeze sites statewide.