UNSPSC 76101606: Chemical based equipment cleaning service

Service to apply chemical solutions to remove oil, toxic chemicals and gasses from piping, vessels and other equipment. Includes neutralization, deoiling, passivation, removal of pyroforics, etc

UNSPSC 76101606 Chemical based equipment cleaning service is a Commodity code that spans hazardous-materials remediation, environmental site cleanup, and specialized abatement work at state and local facilities—far broader than the code's abstract name suggests. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying lead and TENORM soil remediation, landfill closure and capping, mold and asbestos abatement, PCB-contaminated site excavation and restoration, and on-call emergency response to chemical spills and contaminated-media removal. The code also captures sub-slab depressurization system installation for vapor-intrusion mitigation, biomedical and hazardous-waste collection and disposal, and grease-trap and septic-tank cleaning services. Issuing bodies span state environmental protection and remediation departments (Kentucky, Nevada, Maine, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, Texas Facilities Commission), municipal public works and community development agencies (Cities of Dallas, Atlanta, Columbus, Orlando, St. Petersburg, New Haven, Huntsville, and others), county governments (Jefferson County Kentucky, Brazoria County Texas, Pasco County Florida, Walker County Georgia), special districts (Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District in Oregon), colleges and universities (Collin College, Sam Houston State University), and transit or military facilities (Texas Military Department). Kentucky's Department for Environmental Protection appears repeatedly across multiple TENORM and landfill-closure projects. The code shows consistent activity across environmental remediation and facility restoration work.

Activity concentrates in Kentucky, Texas, Georgia, Florida, Colorado, Connecticut, Oregon, Nevada, and Maine, reflecting broad geographic spread. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Dallas ID/IQ contract for sand-trap and grease-trap cleaning and disposal (Solicitation BX2600030801, due August 14, 2026), the Commonwealth of Kentucky's Central Kentucky Landfill Closure project with geomembrane installation and cap placement (RFB-16-27, due July 21, 2026), Kentucky's lead soil abatement at a former Trimble County newspaper site (RFB-14-27, due July 15, 2026), the State of Maine Department of Environmental Protection's pre-qualified vendor list for sub-slab depressurization system installation (RFP due August 3, 2026), the City of Atlanta's 35-percent-SBE environmental remediation of the Chattahoochee Brick Company site involving excavation and off-site disposal of 3,800 cubic yards of lead and cadmium-contaminated soil (PE66062NONST2026000000441, questions due July 31, 2026), the Texas Facilities Commission's statewide 24/7 on-call remediation and restoration services spanning water damage, mold, lead, asbestos, and biohazard decontamination (RFP 0007615, due May 28, 2026), and the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection's multi-category environmental mitigation and remediation services contract statewide (RFP 70CNRS3900, due August 11, 2026). The code is actively solicited and shows no shortage of near-term opportunities across environmental assessment, design, remediation implementation, and disposal-coordination work.