NIGP 07596: Vehicle Washing Systems, Automatic, Stationary

NIGP 07596 Vehicle Washing Systems, Automatic, Stationary is an Item code used by state and local governments to procure automatic, stationary vehicle washing equipment and related express wash services for fleet maintenance. The code covers both the procurement of fixed-site car wash systems and the establishment of service contracts through which vehicles are driven into or positioned within stationary washing bays for automated or express cleaning. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include city police departments, state departments managing multiagency fleets, and county governments supporting emergency response and disaster relief operations. The scope extends from brick-and-mortar express wash service contracts covering multiple substations to supplemental statewide vehicle washing arrangements available to all state agencies and cooperative purchasing participants.

The State of New Jersey Department of the Treasury and the City of San Antonio are the most active recent buyers. New Jersey issued a supplemental contract (26DPP01305) in May 2026 with quotes due July 30, 2026 for both brick-and-mortar and mobile vehicle washing services across all 21 counties, requiring good faith small business enterprise subcontracting efforts and offering a three-year initial term with optional three-year extension. The City of San Antonio Police Department issued an IFB (6100019566) in June 2026 with bids due July 13, 2026 for annual monthly express car wash services at multiple SAPD substations, structured to allow award per substation or citywide at the City's discretion. Colorado Parks and Wildlife solicited waterless boat cleaning systems through a sole-source procurement (NPSS1PMAA20260001391) in March 2026 budgeted at approximately $552,945.00 to prevent aquatic invasive species transmission. Texas and Georgia have also generated activity in this code space through general fleet maintenance and repair vehicle services. Geographic concentration appears strongest in Texas, New Jersey, Colorado, Georgia, and Florida, though the recent-opportunities block shows limited breadth—most postings represent either one-time equipment procurements or periodic service renewals rather than ongoing market depth.