UNSPSC 81101904: Biofuels feedstock provisions

Provision of agricultural residues, food waste, municipal waste, plastic waste, manure, crops and other materials for renewable natural gas and advanced biofuels plants.

UNSPSC 81101904 Biofuels feedstock provisions is a Commodity code with minimal recent state and local procurement activity specifically aligned to the code's nominal scope. The recent opportunities tagged to this code include food waste recycling and recovery services (Salt Lake City RFI, October 2026), fleet fueling facility construction (Fort Worth), underground and aboveground storage tank maintenance (Albuquerque and a rebid), and standard fleet fuel supply contracts (Little Rock). Only the Salt Lake City food waste recycling RFI and potentially the storage tank maintenance work connect to organic feedstock collection or biofuel precursor handling; the remainder represent conventional fuel infrastructure, petroleum storage, and petroleum product supply. State and local issuers tagging opportunities to this code appear to include cities (Salt Lake City, Fort Worth, Little Rock, Rome, Albuquerque) and a county (Albuquerque), reflecting municipal fleet and facility operations rather than dedicated biofuels production or feedstock aggregation.

Geographic activity centers on the Southwest and Mountain West—Utah, Texas, New Mexico, and Georgia—with no concentration in states with active biofuel mandates or renewable fuel infrastructure development. The Salt Lake City RFI (SLCI27037, due October 16, 2026) represents the only substantive recent alignment to feedstock-related work, soliciting information on food waste recycling and food recovery services to support the city's zero-waste goal by 2040. Subsequent opportunities (Fort Worth fueling facility construction at $2.773 million, Albuquerque tank maintenance RFBs, Little Rock fleet fuel supply) address conventional petroleum storage and delivery infrastructure but do not involve biofuel feedstock sourcing, processing, or supply. The code shows activity but lacks sufficient recent procurement depth or focus on actual biofuels feedstock work to signal a meaningful business development opportunity at this time.