UNSPSC 15101900: Recycled fuel oil

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

UNSPSC 15101900 Recycled fuel oil, a Class code, encompasses the supply and delivery of lubricants, oils, fuels, and related petroleum products that state and local governments procure for fleet maintenance, vehicle fueling, and facility operations. The code captures activity well beyond "recycled fuel oil" narrowly construed—recent state and local solicitations under this code predominantly target gasoline, diesel, propane, lubricating oils, greases, hydraulic fluids, and diesel exhaust fluid (DEF) for municipal fleets, transit authorities, water districts, and fire rescue operations. State and local issuing bodies span counties (Hillsborough, Escambia, Walton, Hunt, Marion, Broward, Collier), cities (Santa Monica, Santa Fe, Long Beach, Albuquerque, Dallas, Conroe, Temple), transit authorities (Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Orange County Transportation Authority), school districts (Northwest Community Schools, Birdville ISD), water districts (Alameda County Water District), and special-purpose districts (Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, Santa Fe Solid Waste Management Agency). Repeat buyers in the recent activity block include Dallas Area Rapid Transit (multiple solicitations for oils, DEF, propane, and off-road diesel), the City of Santa Fe on behalf of the Santa Fe Solid Waste Management Agency (bulk fuel and lubricants), and various Florida counties and municipalities sourcing gasoline, diesel, and propane. The scope of work under this code is dominated by fuel delivery contracts (gasoline, diesel, renewable diesel, propane, and biodiesel), bulk petroleum product supply agreements, and lubricant and grease procurement for vehicle and equipment maintenance.

Geographic spread is national, with recent solicitations concentrated in Texas (Dallas, Temple, Hunt County, Walton County), Florida (Hillsborough, Escambia, Marion, Collier, Broward, Palm Beach, Tampa), California (Santa Monica, Long Beach, Alameda County, Orange County), New Mexico (Santa Fe), New Hampshire (statewide), and Michigan (Macomb/Oakland Counties, Jackson); activity is also present in Massachusetts (Berkshire County), Connecticut (Meriden), and Maryland. Representative recent opportunities include Santa Fe Solid Waste Management Agency (ITB FY27ITB002 for bulk fuel and DEF, due July 30, 2026, encompassing 110,000 gallons diesel, 7,000 gallons E10 gasoline, and 2,200 gallons DEF annually); Escambia County, Florida (ITB #PD 25-26.082 for diesel and gasoline fuel delivery, due June 26, 2026, covering nearly 1.9 million gallons annually across multiple octane grades and specialty fuels); Dallas Area Rapid Transit (multiple ITBs including off-road diesel, packaged oils, DEF, and propane cylinders with May–July 2026 response dates); New Hampshire Department of Administrative Services (RFB for motor oils and lubricants, due March 27, 2026, extending through April 2031); and City of Santa Monica (RFP for renewable diesel fuel, due March 2, 2026, targeting 50,000 gallons annually over five years). Competition is active and recurring; nearly all opportunities are open competitive procurements using IFB, ITB, RFQ, or RFP notice types with response deadlines clustered between March and August 2026, reflecting spring and early-summer budget cycles for fuel and fleet maintenance services across state and local government.