NIGP 11074: V-Belts, Automotive Fan and Generator

NIGP 11074 V-Belts, Automotive Fan and Generator is an Item code that encompasses v-belt components and related drivetrain parts for stationary and mobile power-generation equipment. State and local governments buy replacement and maintenance belts under this code as part of ongoing operations for emergency generators, heavy-duty transit vehicles, and stationary power systems that support critical facilities. The issuing-body mix tilts toward county governments and school districts, with Georgia counties (Cobb County School District, White County Board of Commissioners, Gwinnett County Department of Water Resources) and Florida jurisdictions (Collier County Board of County Commissioners, City of Gainesville) showing recent activity. These buyers procure belts as component parts within larger generator maintenance service contracts, heavy-duty bus parts agreements, and disaster-response equipment pooling arrangements rather than as standalone belt purchases.

Recent opportunities reflect procurement focused on generator maintenance and emergency repair ecosystems where v-belts form part of the consumable and replacement-parts portfolio. Cobb County School District issued RFQs Q26083 and Q26112 (February and March 2026, both with late-February response deadlines) seeking qualified vendors to service and repair emergency generators across over 100 school facilities, with pricing structures that include labor, parts, and replacement components; White County Board of Commissioners in Georgia issued RFPs in March and April 2026 (responses due April 24 and May 26) covering generator maintenance across county facilities; and the City of Gainesville, Florida issued an ITB on April 2, 2026 (response due May 12) for Heavy-Duty Bus and Truck Brakes and Miscellaneous Parts, which explicitly includes a dedicated lot for HD Belts as part of its eight-lot structure. Activity concentrates in Georgia (White County, Gwinnett County, Cobb County) and Florida (Collier County, City of Gainesville), with school districts and county purchasing departments as repeat buyers. V-belt specifications typically appear as subordinate line items within larger equipment or maintenance contracts rather than as primary procurement objects.