NIGP 22006: Charts: Flowmeter, Receiver, Recorder

NIGP 22006 Charts: Flowmeter, Receiver, Recorder is an Item code under which state and local water utilities and municipalities procure flowmeters, flow monitors, and related instrumentation for pump stations, water reclamation facilities, and monitoring networks. Recent solicitations show active purchasing of individual flowmeters (including specialized units such as 24-inch magnetic flowmeters for pump stations), flow monitoring systems with data collection and reporting capabilities, lift station equipment packages that bundle transducers and control panels with pumps and floats, and preventative maintenance and calibration services for existing meter fleets. Issuing bodies include municipal water districts (Eastern Municipal Water District in California, City of Orlando Water Reclamation Enterprises), independent water authorities (Jackson County Utility Authority in Mississippi, Tohopekaliga Water Authority in Florida), and city utilities (City of St. Petersburg stormwater and water reclamation programs). Water utilities and stormwater management divisions dominate the code; state natural-resources agencies also appear (Utah Division of Wildlife Resources procuring hydroacoustic survey systems with integrated flowmeter components).

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and California, with representation in Mississippi and Utah. Representative opportunities include the City of St. Petersburg issuing IFB 26-242 (May 2026) for a three-year flow monitor and rain gauge maintenance program covering 30 Triton+ devices and 20 rain gauges with twice-weekly preventative maintenance, 48-hour response times, and BE participation requirements; Tohopekaliga Water Authority issuing IFB 26-018 (March 2026) for multi-station lift station equipment including pumps, control panels, floats, transducers, and ancillary items with a five-year term through June 2031; Eastern Municipal Water District issuing RFP 3856 (June 2026) for meter verification, calibration, certification, and preventative maintenance services across its Riverside County service territory; and the City of Orlando procuring a 24-inch magnetic flowmeter through sole-source designation S26-0440 (May 2026) with Gilson Engineering Sales of Florida. Jackson County Utility Authority issued RFQ 3170036191 (July 2026) for a single flowmeter for the School Land Well with a six-day response window.