UNSPSC 24111808: Fuel storage tanks

UNSPSC 24111808 Fuel storage tanks (Commodity) covers removal, replacement, inspection, maintenance, and repair of underground and aboveground fuel storage tank systems at state facilities, parks, county utilities sites, and municipal service locations. State and local governments procure complete tank systems (including vaulted dual-tank configurations, dispensers, monitoring consoles, and related piping infrastructure), tank removal and closure services with environmental compliance documentation, preventive maintenance and testing contracts, and emergency repairs. Tank removal work typically requires specialized licensing (Class A or B contractor licenses with hazardous materials certifications, or state-specific pollutant storage system certifications), compliance with environmental standards (NFPA-30, NFPA-30A, API, UL #2085), and post-removal environmental documentation filed with state environmental agencies. Issuing bodies include state departments of general services and facilities management divisions, county commissioners and county utilities authorities, city public works and utilities departments, and state parks departments. California's Department of General Services has posted multiple solicitations under this code in the past two months, establishing it as a repeat buyer.

Recent activity concentrates in California, Virginia, Florida, Maryland, and Georgia. The California Department of General Services issued IFB 06A3313 (due July 23, 2026) for fuel tank inspection and repair services across five Central Valley counties and IFB 25-279264 (due July 7, 2026) for underground and aboveground storage tank maintenance and repair at state facilities in Sacramento, Oakland, and San Francisco, with a 3% Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise participation minimum and 5% small business preference. Fairfax County, Virginia (Department of Procurement & Material Management) solicited IFB 2000004310 (due March 30, 2026) for removal and replacement of three underground fuel storage tanks at county facilities in Fairfax, Lorton, and Chantilly, requiring prevailing wage compliance and performance bonds for contracts exceeding $500,000. The Maryland Department of Natural Resources issued a Small Business Reserve IFB (due July 1, 2026) for removal and replacement of gasoline and diesel fuel storage systems at Patapsco Valley State Park McKeldin Area, with a 20% Minority Business Enterprise subcontract participation goal. The City of Ocala, Florida posted RFQ GRM/260346 for removal of four underground storage tanks with asbestos handling requirements and three years' tank removal experience mandated.