UNSPSC 25191531: Solid waste disposal equipment

The solid waste collection equipment designed for lifting and unloading the garbage from garbage bins/containers, compaction transportation to dumping ground/transfer stations/processing plants.

UNSPSC 25191531 Solid waste disposal equipment is a Commodity code encompassing the purchase and delivery of specialized waste management and disposal machinery and equipment by state and local governments. Recent activity shows state and local agencies procuring diverse equipment under this code — from airport ground support systems like aircraft ramp sweepers and passenger boarding ramps to school district waste removal containers and municipal sanitation vehicles. The issuing bodies span airport authorities, county and municipal government departments, school districts, and transportation authorities across multiple states, reflecting broad horizontal demand for equipment that supports waste handling, environmental sanitation, and airport operations. The most active buyers in the recent opportunity set include Florida counties and municipalities (Orange County, Collier County, Savannah), state departments (New Hampshire, Kentucky, Maryland, New Mexico), and special-purpose districts like airport commissions and school boards. Representative solicitations include the Savannah Airport Commission's RFQ for one Terminal Ramp Sweeper (posted January 21, 2026, due February 24, 2026), Box Elder School District's RFP for garbage disposal and waste removal services across 24 locations (posted February 2, 2026, due February 17, 2026), and the City of McKinney's ITB for four aircraft ramp boarding stairs (posted February 6, 2026, due February 26, 2026). Most opportunities present equipment as firm-fixed-price procurements with delivery and warranty requirements, and many include provisions for local small business or disadvantaged enterprise participation.

Geographic spread across the recent opportunity block centers on the Southeast and Mountain West — Florida (Orange, Collier, Broward counties), Texas (Dallas, Fort Worth, McKinney, Jefferson County), Utah (Box Elder School District), Georgia (Savannah), and New Hampshire. Secondary activity appears in Maryland, Kentucky, and New Mexico. The code shows steady activity through early 2026, though many posted opportunities carry response deadlines well past current date (20 July 2026), suggesting either extended procurement cycles or aged postings in the source data. Notably, several opportunities in the block are unrelated to solid waste disposal (aircraft tugs, passenger boarding bridges, drone displays, and traffic signal equipment), indicating potential misclassification or broad tagging of airport and municipal ground support work under this code. Solid waste disposal equipment opportunities that clearly align with the code's nominal scope — the Savannah sweeper, Box Elder garbage removal services, and similar municipal sanitation contracts — are present but modest in recent volume, suggesting moderate market activity for this Commodity code at the state and local level right now.