NIGP 91135: C.i.p., Hazardous Materials

NIGP 91135 C.i.p., Hazardous Materials, an Item code, encompasses collection, transportation, disposal, and abatement of hazardous waste streams; environmental and industrial hygiene consulting; asbestos and lead-based paint surveying and remediation support; and seismic compliance design-build work involving hazardous-materials handling. State and local governments buy these services to manage household hazardous waste from public drop-off programs and maintenance facilities, support building renovation and construction projects involving regulated materials, and meet environmental compliance obligations. Issuing bodies include county waste departments, county schools, municipalities, and county facilities management offices. Waste-services procurement tends toward competitive sealed bids with unit pricing by container type and material category; consulting and professional services typically move through RFQ or RFP vehicles with qualifications-based evaluation.

Recent activity spans California, Florida, Georgia, and Connecticut. Escambia County Department of Waste Services in Florida solicited pickup, transportation, and disposal services for household hazardous waste under ITB PD 25-26.101 with bids due August 6, 2026, requiring unit pricing for 55-gallon drums, 30-gallon drums, 5-gallon containers, and cubic yard boxes across flammables, poisons, aerosols, corrosives, oxidizers, cyanides, batteries, pesticides, reactives, mercury, lithium batteries, and non-regulated materials on a thirty-six-month initial term with two optional twelve-month renewals. Fulton County Schools requested hazardous-materials consultant qualifications under RFQUAL 402-27 due July 23, 2026, covering asbestos and lead surveying, air clearance testing, and abatement bid preparation on a requirements-contract basis with task order assignments. The Town of Berlin, Connecticut posted an RFP for on-call environmental engineering and industrial hygiene services due June 25, 2026, covering labor, materials, mileage, and truck fees on a two-year term. Santa Clara County released a progressive design-build RFP for seismic compliance improvements at its RMC facility with qualifications due September 16, 2026 and proposals due October 23, 2026, requiring prequalification and 10 percent proposal security.