UNSPSC 25191713: Antifreeze recycling device

A device that removes impure substances from anti freezing liquid enabling the liquid to be reused.

UNSPSC 25191713 Antifreeze recycling device is a Commodity code that describes equipment and systems used to recover, process, and recycle used antifreeze from municipal and commercial collection operations. State and local governments buy antifreeze recycling services and equipment to support environmental compliance programs that collect waste antifreeze from do-it-yourself mechanics, fleet operations, and automotive repair facilities. The code sees activity from state environmental agencies, county and municipal governments, and school districts operating vehicle fleet maintenance programs. Issuing bodies pursue both the collection and processing infrastructure (material recovery facilities and recycling equipment) and the contracted services to handle antifreeze volumes across distributed collection networks.

Recent opportunities show Maryland Environmental Service issuing an RFP in April 2026 (due May 18, 2026) to select a single waste recovery and recycling contractor to service the State's Used Motor Oil and Used Antifreeze Recycling Program across approximately 85 used antifreeze collection sites statewide, with pricing submitted per gallon for antifreeze collection and processing; the School Board of Sarasota County, Florida issued Bid #26-0063 in March 2026 (due December 9, 2025) for refrigerant gas services including recovery, reclamation, and disposal across 52 school locations, with per-pound pricing for multiple refrigerant types and EPA-certified reclaimer requirements; and the City of South Fulton, Georgia issued an RFP in March 2026 (due April 24, 2026) for light-duty vehicle maintenance and full-line repair services where antifreeze recycling and fluid management would fall within the scope of routine servicing. Activity appears concentrated in state environmental agencies and school districts in Florida, Georgia, Maryland, and Texas, with most recent solicitations posted in the first quarter of 2026.