UNSPSC 24121813: Drum sheet

Drums are constructed from sheet metal and were originally designed as oil drums ,drum lids, body, circles. Usually Steel or Plastic Open or Closed Head, Drums: >80 30

UNSPSC 24121813 Drum sheet is a Commodity code that covers the procurement and supply of drums and containers used for storage, transport, and disposal of liquids and hazardous materials. State and local governments use this code when sourcing drums themselves or when contracting for waste management and hazardous material services that require DOT/UN-approved drum specifications. The work encompasses supply and logistics of new and certified drums in standard sizes (typically 30-gallon and 55-gallon capacities) that meet federal and state regulatory standards for hazardous material containment. Issuing bodies include transit authorities, public agencies managing fleet maintenance and hazardous waste streams, and municipalities handling environmental compliance and waste disposal operations.

The Orange County Transportation Authority solicited hazardous waste removal and recycling services (RFQ 250459, due August 18, 2026, $55,000 estimated annual value) that explicitly required contractor-supplied DOT/UN-approved drums in 30-gallon and 55-gallon sizes. The contract encompasses pickup and disposal of used oils, antifreeze, filters, brake fluid, aerosol cans, and medical waste across five OCTA facilities in Orange County, California, with minimum 90-day pickup cycles and emergency response within five business days. Recent activity under this code is limited, with only one substantive state-local opportunity on record; the source provides no geographic spread beyond Southern California or repeat-buyer patterns across other jurisdictions.