UNSPSC 76121601: Garbage dump

UNSPSC 76121601 Garbage dump is a Commodity code representing the collection, hauling, and disposal of solid waste from municipal, commercial, institutional, and governmental facilities — the work state and local governments buy is roll-off and compactor container rental paired with scheduled and on-call pickup and disposal services, litter removal from public rights-of-way and parks, yard waste and vegetative debris processing, and emergency debris clearance. The issuing-body mix spans state transportation departments (Caltrans, TxDOT, Texas Parks and Wildlife), county solid waste and transportation authorities (Seminole County, Chatham County, Glynn County), cities and towns across multiple states, state health and human services facilities, and transit and airport authorities. State departments and counties are repeat buyers, with Caltrans appearing multiple times across California regions and TxDOT posting statewide and district-level solicitations. Recent activity concentrates in Texas (TxDOT Corpus Christi, Galveston, and Laredo districts; Texas Military Department; Texas Parks and Wildlife; Texas Health and Human Services Commission), California (Caltrans Districts 7, 8, and 9; Seminole County), Florida (Marion County Schools, Brevard County, Seminole County, cities of St. Cloud and Benson), Georgia (Chatham County, Glynn County, City of Atlanta, Town of Tyrone), and Arizona (City of Tucson, City of Benson), with additional activity across the Southeast and Southwest.

Representative recent opportunities include the Texas General Land Office's October 16, 2026 IFB for roll-off trash container rental and disposal services covering 30-cubic-yard containers and monthly rental over 12 months with delivery, pickup, and weight-exceeding surcharges across multiple Texas locations; the City of Richardson's November 5, 2026 ITB for outdoor litter removal across 64 parks and public building grounds spanning 31.6 million square feet with an estimated annual budget of approximately $285,000; the City of Tucson Environmental Services Department's October 30, 2026 RFP for rapid-response citywide cleanup including illegal dumping removal, homeless encampment refuse collection, and roadside litter abatement funded in part by HUD and FTA grants with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements; Caltrans' October 22, 2026 IFB for trash collection at the Camarillo and Moorpark maintenance stations in Ventura County with 5 percent small-business and DVBE incentives; and the Texas Military Department's November 9, 2026 IFB for statewide garbage, trash removal, and disposal services across 22 facilities with a mandatory VetHUB subcontracting plan requirement. Most contracts run 12 months to five years with optional renewals; pricing is typically fixed for the initial term with adjustments at renewal tied to CPI or Producer Price Index; and all require proof of workers' compensation, commercial general liability insurance, and motor carrier permits where applicable.