NIGP 96228: Dump Site Services (Resource Recovery)

NIGP 96228 Dump Site Services (Resource Recovery), an Item code, encompasses the removal, transportation, processing, and disposal of debris from residential properties, public lands, and disaster zones. State and local governments solicit this work through a mix of emergency response contracts, on-call service agreements, and project-specific cleanup quotes, with issuing bodies including county governments, municipalities, and special-purpose districts managing stormwater, code compliance, and parks operations.

Recent opportunities show activity across Florida, Arizona, Colorado, and Virginia. Sarasota County issued RFQ 2026QQ741 (due July 1, 2026) for hoarding cleanup and debris removal at a burned property involving approximately 200 yards of debris, fallen trees, and potential burned vehicles. Pinal County posted RFQ 266731 (due July 8, 2026) for on-call property cleanup and abatement services countywide through its Code Compliance Division, with work issued via task orders as needs arise. Fairfax County, Virginia, Department of Public Works and Environmental Services issued RFP 2000004271 (due March 13, 2026) to establish contingency contracts for disaster debris removal covering 395 square miles, with mobilization capacity of 3.0 million cubic yards within 60 days and completion within 90 days; the five-year contract includes one renewal option and compensation only upon activation following a declared disaster event. Boulder County, Colorado, issued RFI RFI25326 (due March 13, 2026) exploring vendor capacity for carbon removal through utilization of liability woody biomass from forest restoration and wildfire mitigation projects, with approximately 301,026 tons of feedstock available annually from multiple source locations.