UNSPSC 76122102: Fuel blending for non hazardous special waste

Special Waste is a non RCRA waste resulting from an industrial process that requires a waste profile

UNSPSC 76122102 Fuel blending for non-hazardous special waste is a Commodity code that in practice covers state and local procurement of bulk motor fuels, marine fuels, propane, compressed natural gas, hydrogen, and associated delivery and operational services to support fleet operations, public transit, and essential municipal services. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions buying unleaded gasoline (including ethanol blends), diesel, biodiesel, renewable diesel, diesel exhaust fluid, marine fuel from waterfront facilities, propane, and specialized fueling infrastructure such as compressed natural gas compressor stations and hydrogen mobile fuelers. Issuing bodies include county governments, city procurement offices, school districts, and regional transit authorities. Sarasota County has posted multiple marine fuel solicitations; the City of Austin, Cobb County School District, and the City of Tucson/Sun Tran/Pima County are active in bulk motor fuel; Orange County Transportation Authority (OCTA) is pursuing specialized hydrogen and compressed natural gas fueling; and Washington State Department of Enterprise Services manages statewide lubricants and DEF supply. Contracts typically range from approximately $150,000 annually (Sarasota marine fuel) to $5.872 million for hydrogen mobile fuelers and $2.181 million for CNG station operations, with multi-year initial terms and optional renewals.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida (Sarasota County marine fuel RFQs posted October 9, 2026 and August 5, 2026, both seeking waterfront dispensing facilities), Texas (City of Austin IFB for bulk motor fuels and related services, proposals due October 29, 2026, covering approximately 5 million gallons annually across 130 tank locations), Arizona (City of Tucson/Sun Tran/Pima County RFP for motor vehicle fuel, proposals due September 7, 2023, for approximately 9 million gallons annually), Georgia (Cobb County School District and Paulding County School District propane and gasoline/diesel solicitations in August and September 2026), California (Solano County IFB for bulk unleaded gasoline and renewable diesel, County of Sacramento Request for Solution for hydrogen refueling infrastructure, and OCTA RFPs for hydrogen mobile fuelers and CNG station operations), and Washington (State Department of Enterprise Services reissued bulk lubricants and DEF statewide solicitation 09225-02, bids due July 30, 2026, covering four product categories with approximately $5.1 million in historical annual sales). Evaluation methods emphasize cost competitiveness against fuel index benchmarks (OPIS pricing), local-business preferences where applicable, and demonstrated operational capability to meet delivery timelines and regulatory standards.