UNSPSC 72154034: Underground petroleum storage tank installation service

The installationof underground petroleum storage tanks on property owned by others

UNSPSC 72154034 Underground petroleum storage tank installation service, a Commodity code, covers installation, maintenance, testing, and operator services for underground storage tanks at state and local facilities. The recent opportunities tagged under this code show significant mismatch: two of three solicitations are unrelated to underground storage tank work. The City of DeBary, Florida's Rob Sullivan Park irrigation system conversion (Bid 03-15) and the School Board of Polk County, Florida's armored car services (ITB 001-MJ-0727) involve no UST activity whatsoever. Only the California Department of Transportation District 11's Designated Underground Storage Tank Operator (DUSTO) services solicitation aligns with the code's actual scope—monthly visual inspections, annual leak monitor certifications, overfill prevention and secondary containment integrity testing, tank gauge decommissioning and replacement, employee training, and emergency repair services for the Transportation Management Center in San Diego.

The DUSTO opportunity, posted May 22, 2026 with bids due June 9, 2026, carries a three-year term commencing July 1, 2026 and expiring June 30, 2029. Caltrans District 11 requires contractors to hold a valid California Contractors State License Board C-61/D-40 license, a current California UST System Operator certificate from the International Code Council, and Department of Industrial Relations registration; the contractor's office must be located within fifty miles of the Transportation Management Center at 7183 Opportunity Road, San Diego, to ensure emergency response capability. A 5% Small Business or Micro Business preference applies to certified firms with a maximum preference amount of $50,000, and a separate 5% Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise incentive is available under a combined $100,000 incentive and preference cap. State prevailing wages apply. The code shows little relevant recent activity beyond this single California opportunity, suggesting limited current procurement momentum in this commodity at the state and local level.