Transportation
Solid Waste Transporter Permitting
A Solid Waste Transporter Permit and decals are required for all transportation of solid waste collected from or delivering to a destination within North Dakota.
The application fee is $200 which includes one set of decals.
Each additional set of decals is $25/set.
Both the permit and decals are good up to 5 years from date of issuance.
To apply for a new permit, modify an existing permit, renew an existing permit, or request additioanl decals for a North Dakota Transporter Permit click:
Hazardous Waste Manifesting
The EPA revised the
Hazardous Waste Manifest System
used to track hazardous waste from a generator's site to the site of its disposition.
Handlers of waste may obtain new forms from any source that has registered with the EPA to print and distribute the form.
For additional information regarding manifesting contact Frederick Ilunga (701-328-5176;
filunga@nd.gov)
Frequently Asked Questions Regarding Waste Transportation
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If you are transporting Technologically Enhanced Naturally Occurring Radioactive Material
(TENORM) or waste contaminated with TENORM, (i.e. filter socks), a TENORM transporter license issued by the NDDEQ
Radiation Control Program
is required.
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Oilfield related wastes such as brine/production water, drilling/invert mud, tank-bottoms, pipe scale, and fly-ash (for pit reclamation)
are all considered solid wastes and require a transporters permit to haul.
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For some North Dakota counties (listed here:
North Dakota Association of Oil and Gas Counties), an additional LoadPass Permit is required for over-weight,
over-dimension, and over-sized vehicles.
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A solid waste transporter permit is not required for pass-through transportation, which means no waste pick-up or drop-off within North Dakota.
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Subcontractors may not work under another company's transporter permit; they must apply for their own.
