UNSPSC 47141500: Oil spill cleanup products

Products involved in the clean up or remediation of petroleuml-related leaks, spills, releases.

UNSPSC 47141500 Oil spill cleanup products is a Class code that in recent state and local procurement activity covers hazardous waste collection, transport, and disposal services far more commonly than oil-spill-specific remediation. State and local buyers under this code are soliciting pickup and disposal of household hazardous waste, site remediation services, indoor air quality assessment and mitigation including asbestos and mold testing, activated carbon for groundwater and soil vapor remediation systems, and janitorial and operational supplies used in facility maintenance. Issuing bodies include county environmental services departments, county school districts, city environmental services divisions, and county commissioners' offices. The mix spans environmental remediation specialists, waste haulers holding EPA and state hazardous waste transporter credentials, and general facility-services vendors. Representative recent opportunities include Escambia County's ITB for collection and disposal services for household hazardous waste (bids due August 6, 2026, with 2–6 pickups annually from the Perdido Landfill); the City of Tucson's RFQ for activated carbon supply to remediation systems treating volatile organic compounds and PFAS (proposals due September 23, 2026); and the City of Tampa's RFQ for pickup, transport, and disposal of hazardous and non-hazardous waste identified by city departments (quotes due September 11, 2026).

Recent activity clusters in Florida and Arizona, with secondary presence in Georgia, Texas, Maryland, and New Jersey. The Pinellas County School District issued an ITB for indoor air quality services including asbestos and mold testing and laboratory analysis (bids due November 6, 2026, with a pre-bid on October 28, mandatory for contractors holding Florida Asbestos License and environmental laboratory certifications). Bergen County, New Jersey posted an "Expand the Pool" RFQ on June 18, 2026, to establish a roster of licensed site remediation professionals for future task orders. The code shows activity across multiple transaction types—ITBs, RFQs, and RFPs—with contract values ranging from approximately $100,000 (Pinellas County air quality) to $765,679.84 (Hillsborough County janitorial and operational supplies). Insurance requirements, state environmental licensure, EPA credentials, and RCRA compliance dominate the qualification thresholds across opportunities, signaling a competitive set limited to firms with active hazardous materials transport and remediation credentials.