UNSPSC 76131701: Oil residue disposal or control services

UNSPSC 76131701 Oil residue disposal or control services is a Commodity code that encompasses emergency and non-emergency spill response, cleanup, and disposal services for hazardous and non-hazardous oil and chemical residues. State and local governments procuring under this code engage contractors to manage spill containment, site restoration, waste transportation, and regulatory compliance across multiple jurisdictions and operational areas. The City of Austin's RFP for emergency and non-emergency spill response illustrates the scope: contractors must maintain 24-hour availability with personnel qualified in OSHA HAZWOPER 40-hour certification and equipped to mobilize within one hour for emergencies, handle spill categories ranging from PCBs above 50 ppm to industrial remedial support, and restore sites to EPA and TCEQ compliance standards. Issuing bodies include city departments (Austin, Union City), state transportation agencies (Caltrans), state environmental quality commissions (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality), and county government offices. The code shows activity across diverse issuing bodies rather than concentration among repeat buyers in the recent-opportunity sample.

Activity concentrates in Texas and California, with recent solicitations from the City of Austin (RFP 1100 DCM3046, due May 28, 2026), the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (solicitation 582-26-00333-2, due August 31, 2026), Caltrans (IFB 59A1385, due April 14, 2026), and the City of Union City, Georgia (RFP-CD-26-01, due June 10, 2026). The Austin RFP is the most operationally detailed: it establishes pricing categories for non-emergency and emergency response labor at varying PPE levels, equipment rentals including emergency response trucks and vacuum trucks, and supplies, with lowest-price evaluation and optional local business and small business preference points (up to 10 points each). Austin's contract includes an indefinite quantity structure with 24-month initial term and three optional 12-month renewals, living wage requirements of $22.05 per hour, M/WBE program participation where applicable, and comprehensive insurance including $1 million environmental impairment/pollution liability coverage. Pre-offer conference is scheduled April 22, 2026, with questions due April 29, 2026.