NIGP 07524: Diagnostic Instrument System for Vehicle Emission Testing

NIGP 07524 Diagnostic Instrument System For Vehicle Emission Testing, an Item code, covers diagnostic and repair services on fleet vehicles across multiple manufacturers and model years, with state and local governments sourcing labor, materials, and equipment to maintain vehicle diagnostics, fuel systems, drivetrain components, exhaust and EGR systems, brake assemblies, body electronics, starting and charging systems, and DEF system maintenance on an hourly or unit-cost basis. The issuing bodies are primarily school districts, with Hillsborough County Public Schools, Florida's seventh-largest district, running concurrent ITQs for Chevrolet, Dodge, Isuzu, and Hino vehicle diagnostic services. The District encourages participation from small business enterprises registered with its Office of Supplier Development, including women-owned, minority-owned, and service-disabled veteran-owned vendors. Vendors must hold dealer certification or certification from a dealership-affiliated facility, maintain a minimum of three years' experience in the specified service categories, and comply with Jessica Lunsford Act background screening and foreign-country-of-concern attestation requirements.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, specifically Hillsborough County Public Schools. The District has posted three overlapping ITQs: ITQ 26252-ITQ-DST for Chevrolet diagnostic and repair services across an 83-vehicle fleet with quotes due July 10, 2026; ITQ 26249-ITQ-DST for Dodge vehicle services across approximately 1,000 total fleet vehicles with quotes due July 7, 2026; and ITQ 26307ITQDST for Isuzu and Hino diagnostic and repair services with quotes due July 29, 2026. Pricing is submitted on an F.O.B. Destination, firm basis with hourly labor rates for transmission diagnosis, fuel system services, drivetrain work, exhaust system service, brake system service, EGR system diagnostics, body electronics, starting and charging system repair, and DEF system maintenance, with estimated annual utilization of 50 to 100 hours per service category. Payment terms are Net 45 days from service completion or invoice receipt. Awards go to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, and the District may divide awards among multiple qualified vendors.