UNSPSC 76122003: Landfill for hazardous waste

UNSPSC 76122003 Landfill for hazardous waste is a Commodity code that encompasses state and local procurement of specialized waste treatment, transportation, and disposal services for hazardous, non-hazardous, and regulated medical waste streams. Recent solicitations show governments buying treatment and disposal capacity for grease trap waste, septic tank effluent, biosolids, hazardous chemicals, biohazard materials, leachate, asbestos waste, sludge, and emergency spill response—services sourced on both as-needed and recurring bases from environmental remediation and waste management firms. The mix of issuing bodies reflects the fragmented nature of waste management across state and local government: school districts (Volusia County Schools, San Felipe Del Rio CISD), cities (Wichita, Fort Worth, Tucson, Tampa, St. Petersburg, Albuquerque, Phoenix, Waco, Mableton, Mableton), counties (Hillsborough, Marion, Clayton, Walworth, Escambia, Snohomish), state agencies (Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Texas Department of Criminal Justice, Michigan Department of Transportation, Illinois Environmental Protection Agency, Maryland Environmental Service, Texas Military Department), transit and utility authorities (Houston City College, Orlando Utilities Commission), and special-purpose districts (Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County, Lee County Port Authority, Brazos River Authority, Glades Electric Cooperative). Repeat issuing bodies across the 2026 opportunity set include Hillsborough County (multiple solicitations for leachate pumping and disposal, biohazardous waste removal), City of Wichita (special waste disposal, solidification and disposal), and various Florida and Texas municipalities.

Recent solicitations are geographically distributed across Florida, Texas, Michigan, Arizona, Kansas, Georgia, Oregon, Connecticut, Maryland, and Washington, with notable concentration in Florida (Volusia County Schools; Hillsborough County; City of Tampa; City of St. Petersburg; Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County; Lee County Port Authority; City of Fort Worth; Glades Electric Cooperative) and Texas (San Felipe Del Rio CISD; Houston City College; City of Wichita; Brazos River Authority; Texas Health and Human Services Commission; Texas Department of Criminal Justice; City of Waco; Texas Military Department). Representative solicitations include the School Board of Volusia County's Notice of Intent to Single Source waste processing and disposal services (grease trap waste, septic waste, biosolids, estimated $200,000 annual expenditure, responses due May 5, 2026); Houston City College RFP 27-03 for biological waste collection and disposal services (responses due November 20, 2026); City of Wichita ITB 26-0179 for solidification and disposal of non-hazardous liquid waste from sewage treatment operations (responses due October 30, 2026); and Hillsborough County ITB 26-00422 for pumping, transportation, and disposal of leachate from Southeast County Landfill (estimated contract value $14.28 million over three years, responses due October 14, 2026, with annual CPI adjustments). A secondary population of opportunities—including disaster debris monitoring, emergency environmental cleanup, on-call debris removal, and household hazardous waste collection—also tags to this code despite addressing collection and event-response logistics rather than permanent disposal infrastructure, reflecting taxonomy classification variance across issuing bodies.