NIGP 02262: Irrigation System Parts, Agricultural

NIGP 02262 Irrigation System Parts, Agricultural is an Item code covering spare parts, components, and replacement equipment for commercial and municipal irrigation infrastructure—pumps, controllers, valves, piping, sensors, and ancillary hardware. State and local governments procure these parts primarily for ongoing maintenance and retrofit of systems serving parks, golf courses, athletic fields, and landscape installations. Issuing bodies span city parks and recreation departments, county commissioners and purchasing offices, school districts, college facilities management, and special-purpose districts managing public grounds. Recent solicitations show cities and counties as the primary buyers, with repeat activity from jurisdictions in Florida, Texas, and Georgia managing large multi-site irrigation networks.

Recent opportunities reflect the scope: the City of Temple Parks and Recreation Department (ITB, posted July 17, 2026, due August 6, 2026) sought annual irrigation supplies for municipal parks and a golf course under geographic restriction requiring vendors maintain a physical storefront within Temple city limits or 25 miles radius. Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners (ITB 26-00127, posted March 20, 2026, due April 13, 2026) solicited irrigation systems maintenance and repair services across more than 170 parks and 250 sports fields, designated as a Small Business Enterprise set-aside with an estimated four-year value of $1,030,868.02. Bulloch County Board of Commissioners (posted March 20, 2026, due April 6, 2026) procured 16 Calsense irrigation controller upgrades across seven parks; Ewing Outdoor Supply won at $73,183.52. Valencia College (ITB 2026-23, posted April 13, 2026, due February 23, 2026) sought HDPE mainline pipe replacement across three Florida campuses totaling approximately 43,787 linear feet with associated control valves and components. The code sees concentrated activity in Florida and Texas, with secondary volume in Georgia and Colorado; geographic preferences and local-vendor pricing benefits appear in multiple recent awards.