NIGP 21007: Basins, Catch, Including Accessories and Parts

NIGP 21007 Basins, Catch, Including Accessories And Parts is an Item code that rolls up state and local procurement of catch basins, catch basin components, and related drainage infrastructure integrated into broader roadway, stormwater, and streetscape construction projects. State and local governments procure catch basins primarily as components within capital infrastructure improvement contracts rather than as standalone materials purchases. Recent solicitations show catch basins specified as elements of stormwater management systems, combined sewer rehabilitation, downtown flooding remediation, and roadway reconstruction, alongside curb ramps, storm sewer pipes, storm manholes, inlets, and utility coordination. Catch basin procurement also appears in cooperative purchasing agreements for municipal materials inventories, where municipalities buy catch basin casings, covers, and blocks on an as-needed basis for maintenance and small-scale repairs. The issuing-body mix includes city public works departments (Santa Cruz, Jackson, Salem, Roseburg, Orlando, Marietta), county transportation and infrastructure divisions (Santa Clara County, Broward County, Bergen County), and special infrastructure districts. Bergen County and the City of Roseburg emerge as repeat buyers in the recent activity block, with Broward County and Broward's municipalities appearing across multiple intersection and signal improvement projects.

Geographic spread across the recent-opportunities block centers on Florida (Orlando, Marietta-adjacent Georgia, Broward County multiple sites), the Pacific Northwest (Roseburg Oregon appearing twice, Salem Oregon), and scattered activity in California (Santa Cruz, Santa Clara County), Connecticut (Manchester), Michigan (Jackson), and New Jersey (Bergen County cooperative). Representative recent solicitations include the City of Santa Cruz Downtown Catch Basin Rehabilitation 2026 (IFB No. PW-0281, due April 9, 2026, with Engineer's Estimate $975,000), focused on removal and replacement of undersized Type A catch basins, replacement of non-ADA curb ramps, and installation of trench drains and storm manholes to address chronic downtown flooding; the City of Roseburg Parrott Creek Culvert Replacements (25PW15, sealed bids due April 14, 2026), which includes 500 feet of 12-inch storm sewer pipe and associated inlets and drainage infrastructure as components of a culvert replacement and stream restoration project; and the Town of Manchester Connecticut materials procurement (ITB 25/26-57, due April 24, 2026), an as-needed supply agreement for catch basin components, manhole frames and covers, and drainage materials to support ongoing public works maintenance. Bergen County's cooperative purchasing vehicle (BC-BID-26-26, due May 12, 2026) supplies catch basin casings, covers, and blocks alongside roadway repair materials to the County Department of Public Works and registered New Jersey Cooperative Purchasing Alliance members. All recent solicitations reflect prevailing wage compliance, bonding requirements (typically 5–10 percent bid security plus 100 percent performance and payment bonds), and coordination with utility providers or environmental compliance where water quality, in-water work windows, or stream restoration are implicated.