UNSPSC 76121602: Sanitary landfill operations

UNSPSC 76121602 Sanitary landfill operations, a Commodity code, encompasses disposal services, facility construction and upgrades, leachate and gas system maintenance, operational support, and ancillary services that state and local governments use to manage active and closed landfill sites. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing closure services, cell construction and liner installation, leachate and gas collection system repairs and upgrades, disposal of specific waste streams (municipal solid waste, construction and demolition debris, biosolids, vegetative waste), equipment appurtenances, and consulting services covering regulatory compliance and facility operations. Counties dominate recent activity, including Volusia, Orange, Brevard, and Palm Beach in Florida; Prince George's County and Harford County in Maryland; Greenville County in South Carolina; Harris County in Texas; Sacramento County in California; and Seminole County in Florida. State agencies and municipalities also solicit under the code—the City of Phoenix, City of Dallas, Maryland Environmental Service, and Pine Belt Regional Solid Waste Management Authority in Mississippi all posted opportunities in the recent window. Repeat buyers include several Florida counties (Volusia, Orange, Brevard, Palm Beach, Seminole, Hillsborough) and Sacramento County, California, which has issued multiple RFPs for liner repair and gas system services.

Recent representative solicitations span landfill capital projects, operations contracts, and equipment procurement. Volusia County issued ITB 26-B-51IF for construction of Tomoka Farms Road Landfill Southeast Area Cell I (estimated $43.3 million, due April 2, 2026), encompassing excavation, geosynthetic liner installation, gas collection systems, and leachate infrastructure. Orange County, Florida solicited sealed bids for Class I Cell 9-12 Phase 2 Closure (Parts A and B totaling approximately $45.6 million, due April 9, 2026), addressing closure earthwork, geomembrane installation, and leachate system upgrades. Seminole County issued IFB-5223-26/LTT for comprehensive operation and maintenance services covering leachate, gas, and stormwater systems at its integrated solid waste facility (responses due May 20, 2026). The Maryland Environmental Service solicited on behalf of Prince George's County for Brown Station Road landfill gas collection system upgrades with a 30% MBE goal (bids due June 10, 2026). Polk County, Florida posted ITB 2026-078 for mulching and disposal of vegetative waste ($150,000 annually, due August 13, 2026), and the Town of Manchester, Connecticut solicited construction and demolition waste disposal at its sanitary landfill (up to 25,000 tons annually at $86–$90 per ton, due May 20, 2026). Geographic concentration reflects activity across Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, Texas, California, Maryland, Connecticut, Oregon, Mississippi, and Arizona. The code shows consistent demand for landfill infrastructure capital work, ongoing operations and maintenance contracts, and specialized services supporting regulatory compliance and system integrity.