NIGP 96239: Hauling Services

NIGP 96239 Hauling Services, an Item code, encompasses the transportation and disposal of solid waste, recyclables, vegetative debris, spoils, and specialized materials for state and local governments. State and local purchasers soliciting under this code acquire truck-based logistics to move waste streams—trash collection from county facilities, yard waste grinding and recycling, construction debris removal, leachate transport, sludge hauling, disaster response logistics, and materials for civil infrastructure projects. The issuing body mix spans county resource conservation divisions, city solid waste and public works departments, regional transit authorities conducting disaster response contracting, water utilities managing treatment plant byproducts, and state parks systems. Boulder County Resource Conservation Division, Seminole County Florida, the City of Phoenix Water Services, the City of St. Cloud Florida, and Clayton County Georgia appear as repeat buyers across the recent opportunities. Geographic concentration runs heavy through Florida (Boulder County Colorado, Seminole County, Volusia County, St. Cloud, Collier County, Palm Beach County, and Sarasota County) with significant recent activity in Arizona (Phoenix), Georgia (Clayton, DeKalb, Augusta, Atlanta), and Texas (Waco, Brownsville); District of Columbia, Kentucky, Illinois, and South Carolina show secondary activity.

Representative recent opportunities include Boulder County Resource Conservation Division's RFP 32026 for integrated waste collection and disposal services across 26 county buildings, transfer stations, and drop-off centers with response due November 6, 2026; Seminole County Florida's IFB 5302-26/RLH for solid waste hauling and transportation of recyclables, municipal solid waste, and yard waste from the central transfer station with bids due September 16, 2026; the City of Phoenix Water Services Department's IFB 27-0445 for hauling of water sludge and screening materials from five water treatment plants and two wastewater treatment plants with offers due October 7, 2026; and Sarasota County's IFB 262814KR for three-phase disaster logistics services including ground transport, loading, and offloading with bids due March 23, 2026. The City of St. Cloud has posted multiple rebids for mulching and disposal of vegetative waste (ITB 2026-122, due October 8, 2026, and ITB 2026-078, due August 13, 2026), signaling continuity of the service line. Scope diversity and frequency of postings indicate sustained demand across municipal waste operations, environmental compliance programs, and emergency response capacity.