UNSPSC 76121508: Refuse collecting equipment

Refuse disposal system, technique for the collection, treatment, and disposal of the solid wastes of a community.

UNSPSC 76121508 Refuse collecting equipment (Commodity) encompasses roll-off trash container rental and disposal services, litter removal equipment and labor, mulching and grinding machinery for vegetative waste, and specialized collection gear for hazardous and household waste streams. State and local governments are soliciting under this code to secure equipment rentals, collection containers, and associated transportation services that support routine municipal waste management, park and roadway cleanup, emergency debris removal, and specialized waste handling across diverse operating environments.

Issuing bodies include state departments (Texas General Land Office, Texas Department of Transportation, Texas Parks and Wildlife, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Texas Health and Human Services), counties (Walton, Clay, Brevard, Polk, Seminole, Glynn, Gwinnett, Chatham, Randolph), cities (Richardson, Tucson, Wichita, San Antonio, San Marcos, Fort Worth, Huntsville, Albuquerque, Fairburn, Atlanta, Benson, Mulberry, Tyrone, Mableton, St. Cloud, Orlando), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Wichita Transportation Authority, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, Mississippi State Port Authority), school districts (Marion County), and special-purpose districts (Texas Parks and Wildlife facilities). Texas and Florida account for the heaviest recent activity, with Georgia, Arizona, and Kansas also showing multiple solicitations. Representative opportunities include the Texas General Land Office's 30-cubic-yard roll-off container rental and disposal IFB (October 16, 2026 due date, responding to October 15 posting), the City of Richardson's litter removal services ITB covering 64 locations across 31.6 million square feet (November 5, 2026 due date with pre-bid conference October 20), the City of Tucson Environmental Services RFP for citywide cleanup and illegal-dumping response (October 30, 2026 due date), the Texas Military Department's statewide garbage removal IFB for 22 facilities (November 9, 2026 due date with VetHUB subcontracting required), and Chatham County's yard-waste processing and disposal solicitation for 75,000–80,000 tons annually (November 3, 2026 due date). Recent solicitations reflect active demand for container equipment, hauling capacity, specialized hazardous-waste handling, and emergency-response mobilization.