UNSPSC 78101807: Petroleum or chemical trucking service

Road transport of petroleum products or chemicals or other fluids using tanker truck and or trailers

UNSPSC 78101807 Petroleum or chemical trucking service is a Commodity code that sees minimal relevant recent activity in state and local procurement. The recent opportunities block shows no solicitations for hazardous materials transport, bulk chemical delivery, or related trucking services. Instead, the opportunities tagged under this code span unrelated work: irrigation system installation (City of DeBary, Florida), impact attenuators for roadways (State of Nevada), transit shelters and amenities (Broward County Transportation), field trip transportation (District of Columbia), bulk motor fuels and associated delivery (City of Austin), waste tire processing and transport (County of Volusia), motorcycles and locomotives (State of Nevada), audiovisual systems (Michigan Department of Technology), towing and recovery (Pinellas County School District), warehouse storage and logistics (Texas Health and Human Services Commission), and miscellaneous supplies and equipment across multiple state and local buyers. The code's nominal scope—hazardous materials trucking—does not align with the recent solicitations indexed under it, suggesting either a tagging misalignment in the source data or dormancy in actual petroleum and chemical hauling procurements at the state and local level during the period covered.

The geographic spread is nationwide, with recent activity concentrated in Texas, Florida, Nevada, Michigan, and Illinois, alongside isolated opportunities in South Carolina, Georgia, and the District of Columbia. Because the recent opportunities are substantively unrelated to the code's definition, no representative procurement examples in petroleum or chemical trucking can be drawn from the block. State and local procurement professionals evaluating this code should verify current opportunities through direct jurisdiction searches or cooperative purchasing vehicles rather than relying on the existing taxonomy alignment.