UNSPSC 77102004: Waste generation or disposal reporting service

Service to create reports related to the generation and or disposal of waste materials

UNSPSC 77102004 Waste generation or disposal reporting service is a Commodity code that state and local governments use to procure environmental assessment, remediation, and monitoring services addressing contamination, stormwater management, hazardous materials, and ecosystem restoration—work that often culminates in regulatory compliance documentation and disposal or mitigation reporting. Recent opportunities show significant activity across water quality, environmental remediation, and specialized site management, with issuing bodies spanning state environmental agencies, counties, municipalities, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts pursuing federal or state-funded environmental initiatives.

State environmental protection divisions and county governments dominate purchasing under this code, with repeat activity from Florida (Escambia County, Sarasota County), Texas (TCEQ, GLO, Harris County, TxDOT, Brazos River Authority), Georgia (GDOT, GEFA, Fulton County), and Nevada (NDEP). Representative recent solicitations include Escambia County's RFP for Bio-Health Pod Systems Stormwater Technology Demonstration and Suitability Evaluation (due August 14, 2026), Nevada Division of Environmental Protection's RFP for Environmental Mitigation, Assessment, and Remediation Services statewide on an as-needed basis (due August 11, 2026), and Texas Commission on Environmental Quality's Clean Water Act Section 319(h) Nonpoint Source Grant Program (due June 29, 2026). The South Dakota Department of Transportation also issued a competitive RFP for NEPA Assignment consulting services (due July 17, 2026). Geographic spread includes active procurement in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Nevada, Maine, Oregon, Connecticut, New York, Colorado, and Washington, with federal funding (Clean Water Act, EPA grants, FEMA, HUD) supporting most large-scale opportunities. Many solicitations are structured as on-call, as-needed, or IDIQ contracts with multi-year terms, task-order pricing, and emphasis on statewide or regional capability to mobilize quickly for environmental emergencies, stormwater compliance, or restoration implementation.