UNSPSC 42192806: Chemotherapy waste treatment products

Products designed to isolate and contain chemotherapy agents for specialized disposal.

UNSPSC 42192806 Chemotherapy waste treatment products is a Commodity code with little relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The recent opportunities block contains 15 solicitations, of which only two address chemically hazardous or biologically hazardous waste treatment and disposal—a category nominally aligned with the code's name. The remaining 13 opportunities span custodial supplies, library materials, floor pads, harm reduction supplies, first aid supplies, indoor air quality testing, janitorial equipment, law enforcement gear, transit shelters, remediation system activated carbon, and occupational medical surveillance. The code's abstract title does not map cleanly to what state and local governments are actually buying under it in recent months. When a procurement taxonomy code is tagged with miscellaneous unrelated opportunities, the code itself becomes difficult to assess as a market signal; the tagging reflects administrative artifact rather than genuine demand concentration.

Among the two tangentially relevant solicitations, the City of Indianapolis and Marion County Purchasing Division posted RFB-11EAL-215 on June 25, 2026, for pickup, transport, and disposal of bio-hazardous medical waste serving approximately 70 city locations (Marion County Forensics Services Agency, Indianapolis Animal Care Services, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department, Marion County Coroner's Office, Indianapolis Fire Department stations, and Department of Parks and Recreation facilities), with bids due July 2, 2026. The City of Orlando issued IFB26-0363 on April 28, 2026, for biomedical waste collection and disposal services at 26 designated city locations including fire stations and police facilities, with bids due May 28, 2026. Both opportunities span biomedical waste rather than chemotherapy-specific waste. The geographic spread does not support concentration; the two relevant opportunities were separated by geography (Indiana and Florida) and timing. State and local procurement activity under this code shows insufficient recent volume and clarity to warrant active pursuit at this time.