UNSPSC 76122000: Landfill services

UNSPSC 76122000 Landfill services, a Class code, encompasses disposal of municipal solid waste, construction and demolition debris, vegetative waste, biosolids, and specialty materials at permitted landfill facilities—work that state and local governments contract regularly to manage their waste streams and meet environmental compliance obligations. Recent opportunities show counties, cities, and specialized solid waste authorities soliciting across three primary service categories: disposal and tipping services at operating landfills; landfill construction, closure, and infrastructure work including liner installation, leachate and gas collection systems, and cell expansion; and ancillary services such as cover material supply, equipment maintenance, and environmental monitoring.

Issuing bodies span county solid waste departments and regional waste authorities (Polk County and Seminole County in Florida; Clackamas County in Oregon; Harris County in Texas; Orange County and Volusia County in Florida; Brevard County in Florida; Palm Beach County in Florida; Forsyth County in Georgia; Pinal County in Arizona), municipal departments (City of Brownsville, Texas; City of Salem, Oregon; Salt Lake City; City of Plant City, Florida), state environmental agencies (Maryland Environmental Service; Dalton-Whitfield Solid Waste Authority in Georgia), and special districts (Pine Belt Regional Solid Waste Management Authority in Mississippi). Repeat activity appears strongest among Florida counties and the Maryland Environmental Service. Recent representative opportunities include Polk County's ITB for mulching and disposal services for vegetative waste (bids due August 13, 2026, up to $150,000 annually); Seminole County's IFB for landfill operation and maintenance services (bids due May 20, 2026, covering leachate systems, gas systems, and site facilities); the Town of Manchester, Connecticut's ITB for processed construction and demolition waste acceptance at its sanitary landfill with fixed tip fees of $86–$90 per ton (bids due May 20, 2026); Orange County, Florida's ITB for Class I Cell 9–12 Phase 2 Closure work (estimated $44.05 million Part A, $1.52 million Part B, bids due April 9, 2026); and Volusia County's ITB for Tomoka Farms Road Landfill Southeast Area Cell I construction (estimated $43.29 million, bids due April 2, 2026). Geographic concentration is visible in Florida, California, Connecticut, Maryland, Georgia, and Texas, with broader scattered activity across Arizona, Mississippi, Oregon, Utah, South Carolina, and other states.