NIGP 15570: Portable Toilets

NIGP 15570 Portable Toilets, an Item code, encompasses the rental, delivery, servicing, and maintenance of standard, handicap-accessible, and specialty portable restroom units deployed across municipal parks, events, county facilities, water resources infrastructure, and emergency response operations. State and local governments under this code procure both single-unit and fleet-scale portable toilet services on recurring monthly, weekly, or as-needed bases, typically bundling restroom units with hand-washing stations, sanitizing supplies, and routine or emergency servicing. Recent solicitations from municipalities, counties, water authorities, state parks departments, and special-purpose transit agencies reflect consistent demand for portable toilet contracts across multiple jurisdictions and geographies, with issuing bodies ranging from small city parks departments to large county systems and specialized agencies such as water districts and transit authorities.

Procurement activity under NIGP 15570 concentrates in Florida, California, Texas, Georgia, Illinois, Oregon, and Wisconsin, with secondary activity across Connecticut and other states. Recent representative opportunities include the City of Tampa Parks & Recreation Department's ITB 26-P-00269 (Hillsborough County, Florida) for portable toilet rental services with an estimated value of $14,000 and response deadline of May 14, 2026; the Eastern Municipal Water District's RFP 3958 (Riverside County, California) for portable restrooms and hand-washing station rental and servicing across its service area, due August 15, 2026; Denton County, Texas ITB #25-2887 for portable restroom units and handwashing stations to support emergency response and disaster relief, due April 23, 2026; and the City of New Haven's ITB 2026-ITB-367 for city-wide on-call portable restroom services, funded through American Rescue Plan Act recovery funds, due June 10, 2026. Contracts typically run one year with optional renewal periods, carry insurance and performance bond requirements, and increasingly incorporate accessibility standards, prevailing wage provisions, and set-aside participation goals for small business enterprises, minority-owned businesses, women-owned businesses, or historically underutilized businesses depending on the issuing jurisdiction.