UNSPSC 78101802: Regional or national trucking services

UNSPSC 78101802 Regional or national trucking services is a Commodity code representing transportation of goods across regional or national distances—work that state and local governments buy sporadically and often on an emergency or as-needed basis rather than as standing contracts. Recent opportunities show the code capturing varied freight and transportation work: leachate hauling, solid waste and recyclable materials transport, bulk fuel delivery, emergency logistics support, vehicle repositioning, and specialized courier services for temperature-controlled or hazardous materials. Issuing bodies span state departments (Nevada Department of Transportation, Texas Department of Public Safety, Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Illinois Department of Public Health), counties (Volusia County, Seminole County, Clay County, Dorchester County in South Carolina), cities (Austin, Waco, Huntsville, San Antonio), school districts (Bibb County Public Schools in Georgia, Pinellas County School District in Florida), and special-purpose districts (Capital Region Transportation Planning Agency in Florida). The activity is highly fragmented across customer types and geographies, with no dominant repeat buyer.

Recent solicitations show Texas and Florida as the most active jurisdictions. Representative opportunities include Seminole County, Florida requesting bids on solid waste hauling and transportation services under IFB-5302-26/RLH, with response due September 16, 2026, covering pickup and delivery of recyclable materials, municipal solid waste, and yard waste from a central transfer station with estimated annual tonnages of 20,000 tons for recyclables; the City of Austin, Texas requesting bids under IFB 7800 MLJ1046 for bulk motor fuels and fuel-related products and services, due October 29, 2026, covering approximately 5 million gallons annually across 130 tank locations with a single-vendor requirement; and Bibb County Public Schools requesting proposals for charter bus services for field trips and athletic events, due September 7, 2026, covering local, in-state, and out-of-state transportation for approximately 21,000 students. Illinois, Nevada, and South Carolina also show recent activity. The code sees steady but dispersed demand across disaster response, waste and recycling logistics, fuel distribution, emergency medical courier, student transportation, and specialized vehicle movement, with most awards going to lowest responsible bidders on firm-fixed-price bases.