NIGP 90590: Waste Disposal Services, Aircraft

NIGP 90590 Waste Disposal Services, Aircraft is an Item code under which state and local governments procure specialized removal, handling, and disposal of regulated and hazardous waste streams generated at airports, county facilities, and municipal locations. The scope of work spans USDA-regulated international garbage from airport terminals and cargo areas, countywide hazardous and medical waste from correctional facilities and health departments, and household hazardous waste from municipal collection events. Contractors typically provide labor, equipment, transportation, compliance documentation, emergency response, and disposal or recycling services tailored to each waste category—ranging from leakproof containers and collection logistics to licensed hazardous-material handling with proof of EPA and state environmental certifications. Issuing bodies include airport authorities, county departments of general services, and municipal procurement offices; the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority and the County of Solano have posted recent solicitations under this code.

Activity is concentrated in Florida and California, with at least one municipal procurement from Georgia in early 2026. Representative opportunities include the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority's IFB 26515 for USDA-Regulated Garbage Services at Orlando International Airport (MCO), a non-exclusive five-year contract with response due May 7, 2026, requiring three years of continuous experience handling regulated garbage at a commercial-service airport, valid CBP or APHIS compliance agreements, and general liability insurance of $1,000,000 per occurrence; and the County of Solano's IFB 958-1204-25 for Countywide Hazardous and Medical Waste Services across 40 county facilities, with bids due February 6, 2025, and pricing submitted on a unit-cost-per-pound basis for flammable solids, oils, paints, batteries, mercury devices, biohazardous waste, and pharmaceuticals. The City of College Park, Georgia posted RFQ 26-38 for household hazardous waste collection and removal with quotations due February 17, 2026, requiring three years of experience and itemized unit pricing for twelve hazardous-material categories.