UNSPSC 15101900: Recycled fuel oil

A fuel that has been chemically treated to make it usable again.

UNSPSC 15101900 Recycled fuel oil is a Class code that encompasses lubricating oils, diesel exhaust fluid, marine fuel, propane, kerosene, biodiesel blends, and related petroleum products actually being procured by state and local governments on delivered-price and index-based contract vehicles. State and local buyers under this code include school districts (Parkway School District, Rockwood School District, Pinellas County Schools, Harlingen Consolidated ISD, Cobb County Schools), county transportation and fleet operations (Sarasota County Parks and Recreation, Orange County Transportation Authority, Escambia County), city public works and fleet departments (Urbana, Albuquerque, Little Rock, Santa Monica, Austin, Long Beach), transit authorities (Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Sarasota County Transit), state departments (New Hampshire Department of Administrative Services), and county solid waste and natural resources agencies (Santa Fe Solid Waste Management Agency, Hillsborough County Fire Rescue). The code reflects high-volume, routine procurement activity across diverse issuing bodies with repeat solicitation patterns every six to twelve months per buyer.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the scope: Sarasota County seeking marine fuel from a waterfront dispensing facility under a three-year as-needed contract (IFQ 262916KR, due October 9, 2026); the City of Urbana requesting winterized USL #2 dyed diesel for the Landscape Recycling Center at $10,000–$12,000 annually over two years (ITB FY2027ITB212, due October 29, 2026); the Santa Fe Solid Waste Management Agency issuing an ITB for E10 gasoline, ultra-low sulfur diesel, and diesel exhaust fluid tied to daily OPIS rack pricing with contractor markup (ITB FY27ITB002, due July 30, 2026); the New Hampshire Department of Administrative Services procuring on-road and off-road ultra-low sulfur diesel to 129 statewide fuel distribution points at approximately 238,090 gallons annually (BID315527, due September 18, 2026); and Pinellas County Schools seeking bulk motor oils, synthetic blends, grease, hydraulic oil, and antifreeze at approximately $135,000 annually (ITB #26-AM-018, due August 26, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Sarasota, Hillsborough, Escambia counties, City of Long Beach), Texas (Urbana, Santa Fe, Harlingen, Dallas-Fort Worth), and New Hampshire, with scattered opportunities across Illinois, California, Michigan, Maine, New Jersey, Kentucky, and Arizona. Index-based pricing tied to OPIS and fixed markup structures predominate; delivery windows typically range from 24 to 48 hours, with as-needed or blanket purchase order terms. Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, Section 3 compliance, DBE participation goals, and local-vendor preferences appear in transit, municipal, and multijurisdictional consortium procurements.