UNSPSC 76122202: Incineration for non hazardous special waste

A service providing processing of non Resource Conservation and Recovery Act RCRA waste resulting from an industrial process that requires a waste profile.

UNSPSC 76122202 Incineration for non-hazardous special waste (Commodity) covers municipal and county procurement of crematory and incinerator equipment, installation, and associated disposal services for animal remains, medical and biohazardous waste, and evidence destruction. State and local governments soliciting under this code include county animal care facilities, medical examiners' offices, and environmental service authorities that require specialized incineration or cremation capacity for routine operational waste streams and occasional hazardous materials processing.

Recent activity shows county and city issuing bodies in Georgia, Wisconsin, Florida, and Maryland procuring incinerator replacement and waste processing services. Henry County, Georgia has posted multiple bids for animal care and control incinerator replacement (Bid 27-12, due September 24, 2026), specifying removal of an existing Therm-Tec Model G-16-P unit and installation of new equipment capable of processing approximately 9,000 pounds of animal remains monthly, with zero percent DBE participation goal but good-faith subcontracting requirements and standard bonding, insurance, and certification prerequisites. The City of San Antonio issued a solicitation (2001045440, due November 3, 2026) for crematorium replacement at its Animal Care Services facility with training and commissioning included. Milwaukee County posted a re-bid for medical-biological and hazardous waste removal and processing services for its Medical Examiner's office (due October 7, 2026), and the Maryland Environmental Service solicited hazardous and non-hazardous waste transportation and disposal at two facilities with a 10% MBE participation goal (due September 3, 2026). A city of DeBary, Florida irrigation improvements solicitation (due April 10, 2015) appears unrelated to incineration scope and was likely misclassified.