NIGP 07054: Trucks, Diesel (All Capacities)

NIGP 07054 Trucks, Diesel (All Capacities) is an inactive Item code as of January 1, 2006, and solicitation activity under this code has migrated to Class codes 071, 072, and 073. Recent state and local opportunities show that issuing bodies continue to procure diesel-powered vehicles and repair services for municipal fleets, though vendors should reference the current class codes for active solicitation tracking. The City of Tampa's RFP #26-P-00237 (due June 29, 2026) exemplifies current market activity: the city solicited multiple qualified proposers to supply supplemental repair and maintenance services for its diverse fleet of light, medium, and heavy diesel trucks (Classes 2–8), construction equipment, and industrial equipment spanning model years 1984 to present. Services include diagnostics, preventive maintenance, repairs, parts replacement, and inspections performed to manufacturer and industry standards. Vendors must hold current ASE or manufacturer certifications for Class 2–8 vehicles, be factory-authorized for at least one specified diesel engine manufacturer model type, and maintain a secured facility with service bays capable of accommodating extended-body and high-profile vehicles including fire apparatus. The City weighted evaluation criteria at 20 percent cost, 20 percent firm experience, 15 percent project team qualifications, 20 percent responsiveness to scope, 15 percent SLBE participation, and 10 percent references. Issuing bodies soliciting under this market span municipalities and county special-purpose districts; Broward County's August 2026 ITB for a structural fire engine (due September 14, 2026) shows that counties also procure new heavy-duty diesel apparatus. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, with recent opportunities posted in Tampa and Broward County; the Town of Berlin, Connecticut's June 2026 RFP for on-call work site services including trucking indicates broader regional activity, though diesel vehicle procurement specifically appears limited to Florida jurisdictions in the recent posting window.