NIGP 92645: Hazardous Material and Waste Services (Including Emergency Response and Nuclear Wastes)

NIGP 92645 Hazardous Material and Waste Services (Including Emergency Response and Nuclear Wastes), Item code, encompasses intake, treatment, processing, transport, and disposal of grease trap waste, septic waste, biosolids, hazardous waste, biological waste, chemical waste, asbestos, controlled substances, and spill remediation materials generated by state agencies, counties, municipalities, school districts, and special districts across the United States. State and local buyers under this code solicited waste processing and disposal, hazardous waste removal and transport, chemical waste handling, emergency spill response, and specialized services such as AFFF-to-fluorine-free foam transition work and onsite controlled-substance destruction.

The issuing-body mix spans state departments (California Department of Transportation, California Department of Tax and Fee Administration, California Department of General Services, California Highway Patrol, Michigan Department of Transportation), counties (Tuolumne, Orange, Hillsborough), cities (Scottsdale, Wichita, St. Petersburg, Tampa, Long Beach, Fort Worth, Tucson), school districts (Volusia County Schools, Houston City College, San Felipe Del Rio CISD), transit authorities (Lee County Port Authority), and special districts (Brazos River Authority). Recent activity concentrates heavily in California, with secondary volume in Florida, Arizona, Kansas, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, and Texas. Representative opportunities include Volusia County Schools (SS20263160JD) seeking waste processing and disposal services with an estimated annual spend of $200,000 and response due May 5, 2026; the City of Scottsdale (27RFP114) requesting tanker delivery and standby operator services for groundwater treatment chemicals with proposals due November 16, 2026; Caltrans soliciting on-call hazardous waste disposal across multiple California regions (IFBs 03A4250, 06A3352, 04A7653, 12A2395, 01A6672, 06A3333) with small-business and DVBE preferences; and the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (IFBs 2026-4091 and 2026-4092) seeking secure pickup and destruction of seized hazardous and non-hazardous waste. Hillsborough County (ITB-26-00422) posted a $14.28 million, three-year leachate pumping and disposal contract with responses due October 14, 2026. Smaller specialized opportunities include the California Highway Patrol (IFB 26C801001) seeking onsite controlled-substance and biohazard destruction, Lee County Port Authority (RFP 26-0082MC) requiring AFFF-to-synthetic fluorine-free foam transition services, and multiple state parks and counties seeking septic pumping, asbestos abatement, and emergency spill response on as-needed bases. Small business, disabled veteran business enterprise, and local-vendor preferences appear frequently across Caltrans and state department procurements, with combined incentive caps typically capped at $100,000 per award.