UNSPSC 12352106: Organic acids or its substitutes

UNSPSC 12352106 Organic acids or its substitutes is a Commodity code that in recent state and local activity captures hazardous waste collection and disposal services—specifically the gathering, packaging, transport, and disposal of chemical and hazardous waste streams generated at public facilities. The code shows limited recent activity; the single recent opportunity on record is the City of Lubbock's March 2026 invitation to bid for hazardous waste collection and disposal. This work requires contractors to meet federal (EPA, RCRA, DOT) and state regulatory compliance (TCEQ in Texas) and to provide routine collection at minimum 180-calendar-day intervals plus on-demand emergency pickups within 24 to 48 hours. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include municipal governments; the Lubbock procurement appears to be a straightforward municipal facilities maintenance and environmental compliance activity rather than a high-volume commodity purchase.

The City of Lubbock's ITB 26-19408-SR, due March 26, 2026, represents the primary recent signal for activity under this code. The solicitation emphasizes insurance requirements (Commercial General Liability $5 million occurrence, Pollution Liability $500,000 occurrence), three professional references verifying comparable hazardous waste experience, and HUB (Historically Underutilized Business) compliance in evaluation criteria. No explicit set-aside designations are listed, and the City reserves the right to make multiple awards to ensure service adequacy. Bid pricing is F.O.B. Destination with Freight Pre-Paid and Allowed, firm for 60 days minimum and guaranteed for six months. The City does not disclose a minimum or maximum volume guarantee or a specific award value. The code shows sporadic municipal interest; activity appears concentrated in Texas at present, with no supporting evidence of sustained state-level or multi-jurisdictional procurement patterns under this taxonomy.