UNSPSC 76122101: Fuel blending for non hazardous generic waste

UNSPSC 76122101 Fuel blending for non-hazardous generic waste, a Commodity code, does not accurately describe the state and local procurement activity in the recent opportunities block. The code nominally refers to fuel blending and waste treatment, but the sourced opportunities document motor fuel supply, delivery, and equipment services for fleets, transit agencies, and public facilities—work that falls outside fuel blending or waste-stream processing.

The recent opportunities instead reflect bulk motor fuel supply, marine fuel provision, propane delivery, and alternative-fuel infrastructure operation across diverse issuing bodies. Sarasota County posted two Invitations for Quotes for waterfront marine fuel dispensing (IFQ 262916KR in October 2026 and IFQ 262897MF in August 2026, each covering three-year terms at boat docks or marinas within 2 miles of a specified location, with anticipated annual volumes around 8,000 gallons). The City of Austin issued IFB 7800MLJ1046 in October 2026 for single-vendor supply of unleaded gasoline, ethanol fuels (E10 and E85), diesel, biodiesel, renewable diesel, and diesel exhaust fluid across 130 tank locations citywide, with an estimated 5 million gallons annually over an initial 24-month term. The City of Tucson, Sun Tran, Sun Van, and Pima County jointly released RFP 230087 (September 2023, posted September 30, 2026) covering six fuel groups including unleaded gasoline, ethanol flex fuel, diesel, biodiesel, DEF, and wet hose fueling, with an estimated 9 million gallons annually. Cobb County School District solicited gasoline and diesel fuel delivery (RFP P27050 due September 30, 2026) and liquid petroleum gas with equipment provision (RFP P27008 due August 31, 2026, jointly with Paulding County School District). The Orange County Transportation Authority issued RFP 260461 (August 2026, proposals due September 15, 2026) for two hydrogen mobile fuelers at $5.872 million for an initial one-year term, and RFP 250282 (July 2026) for compressed natural gas fueling station operation and maintenance at three bases serving 481 CNG buses, budgeted at $2.181 million for three years. The County of Solano issued IFB 405060226 for bulk fuel supply, delivery, and monitoring of unleaded gasoline and renewable diesel (450,000 gallons annually) to nine County fuel facilities, with the contract term commencing July 13, 2026. Cobb County School District and Paulding County School District jointly procured propane and equipment under RFP P27008 (proposals due August 31, 2026). The County of Sacramento released RFS 2025-RFS-0019 (June 2026, proposals due October 27, 2025) for hydrogen refueling station design, construction, operation, maintenance, and a long-term land lease capable of dispensing 1,200 kilograms of hydrogen per day. The Washington State Department of Enterprise Services reissued Solicitation 09225-02 (July 2026, bids due July 30, 2026) for bulk engine lubricants, greases, gear oils, and DEF across four categories statewide, with a 48-month term commencing September 1, 2026 and historical annual sales of $5.1 million.

Activity spans counties, cities, school districts, and transit authorities across California, Texas, Florida, Georgia, and Washington. The code's stated scope—fuel blending for non-hazardous waste—does not align with the procurement reality, which centers on retail-ready fuel supply and specialized fueling infrastructure for fleet, transit, and facility operations. Without opportunities that actually involve fuel blending or waste-stream processing, this code shows little relevant recent activity for business development purposes.