UNSPSC 72153507: Construction site haul away service

UNSPSC 72153507 Construction site haul away service is a Commodity code that covers debris removal and waste transport operations at construction and demolition sites, based on recent state and local solicitations that range from site restoration following infrastructure work to transport of processed green waste materials. State and local governments procure this service across county environmental departments, municipalities, transit authorities, park and recreation departments, and school districts. The work typically involves hauling, sorting, and disposal of construction debris, demolition rubble, compostable yard trim, and other site-generated waste streams to licensed disposal or processing facilities, often as an incidental component of larger capital projects rather than as standalone procurement activities.

Recent activity under the code spans Florida, Georgia, California, Texas, Michigan, and Maryland. Representative examples include the Maryland Environmental Service soliciting yard trim hauling from landscape maintenance sites in Montgomery County under a 30% MBE goal (due October 27, 2026); the City of Scottsdale requesting proposals for transport of processed green waste from its Transfer Station (due October 16, 2026); and the City of San Antonio's Main Plaza Renovations project (due December 1, 2026), which encompasses site demolition and debris removal as part of a larger downtown plaza reconstruction. The range of issuing bodies—county environmental services, municipal public works and parks departments, airport authorities, and school districts—reflects the distributed nature of construction waste management across state and local infrastructure portfolios. Most solicitations post haul-away services within broader scope categories rather than as discrete line items, limiting the visibility of opportunities tagged solely to this Commodity code.