UNSPSC 76131701: Oil residue disposal or control services

UNSPSC 76131701 Oil residue disposal or control services (Commodity) encompasses removal, transportation, recycling, and disposal of used oils, hazardous fluids, and related industrial and institutional waste streams at state and local facilities. State and local governments procure these services to manage accumulated waste oil, hydraulic and transmission fluids, antifreeze, coolant, oil and gasoline filters, brake fluid, and universal waste under environmental and occupational-safety regulations. Issuing bodies include state departments (California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, California Department of Veterans Affairs, Texas Commission on Environmental Quality), county transportation authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority), county facilities (Waukesha County), and municipal governments (City of Mableton, Georgia). Services are solicited via IFB, RFQ, and RFP notices. Contractors typically must hold EPA identification numbers, state hazardous-waste transporter certificates or registration, and California Highway Patrol hazardous-materials licenses where applicable; carry commercial general liability and pollution liability insurance; and maintain emergency or routine pickup schedules (commonly 90-day intervals or 5–72 hour response times).

Recent activity centers in California, where three recent solicitations—CAL FIRE's IFB 4CA07932 for hazardous waste removal and disposal at two fire camps due October 22, 2026; California Department of Veterans Affairs' 26WS0015 DVBE-set-aside for biohazard and pharmaceutical waste removal at Veterans Home of California–West Los Angeles due October 15, 2026; and Orange County Transportation Authority's RFQ for oils, fluids, and hazardous waste at five transit bases due August 18, 2026 (estimated value $55,000 for one year)—demonstrate active procurement. Additional recent opportunities include Waukesha County's August 27, 2026 proposal deadline for used oil and filter collection at county and municipal facilities, and the City of Mableton, Georgia's RFP 27-04 for household hazardous waste collection events due September 11, 2026. California requirements (DTSC hazardous-waste registration, EPA identification, CHP hazardous-materials licensing, prevailing-wage compliance where applicable, and state small-business and disabled-veteran-business-enterprise set-asides) feature prominently in West Coast procurement; Midwest and Southeast activity shows less frequent but established demand.