NIGP 40595: Petroleum Products, Scrap or Waste

NIGP 40595 Petroleum Products, Scrap Or Waste is an Item code under which state and local governments solicit removal, collection, processing, recycling, and disposal services for used petroleum products, hazardous waste streams, scrap metals, and solid waste materials. Recent activity shows that jurisdictions are procuring biohazard waste removal and disposal from transportation infrastructure, used motor oil and antifreeze collection and recycling programs, scrap metal recovery from municipal lighting systems, recycling program support and contamination monitoring, and waste and recycling cart procurement. The mix of issuing bodies includes state transportation departments (California Department of Transportation), state environmental agencies (Maryland Environmental Service), municipal departments of public works (City of Detroit), and regional education cooperatives procuring on behalf of multiple jurisdictions. Response requirements range from crew arrival within 48 hours for routine services to two hours for emergency response, with contractors typically holding specialized certifications including hazardous materials handling licenses, prevailing wage compliance, and commercial liability insurance in the range of $1 million per occurrence.

Geographic spread spans California, Maryland, and Michigan, with recent opportunities concentrated in urban and statewide programs. Representative recent opportunities include Caltrans' IFB 07A6365 (posted June 4, 2026, due June 18, 2026) for biohazard waste removal across Los Angeles and Ventura Counties with a three-year term and SB/MB price preference and DVBE incentives capped at $100,000; Maryland Environmental Service's RFP 1264398R (posted April 28, 2026, due May 18, 2026) for statewide used motor oil and antifreeze collection and recycling across 144 oil and 85 antifreeze collection sites with a two-year initial term and optional one-year renewal; and the City of Detroit's RFQ 543297 (posted January 26, 2026, due February 10, 2026) for scrap metal removal and sales from public lighting infrastructure over three years with equalization credits for certified local businesses.