NIGP 27156: Irrigation Solutions and Sets

NIGP 27156 Irrigation Solutions And Sets is an Item code covering the supply and installation of irrigation equipment, components, and systems for municipal parks, golf courses, educational campuses, and other public facilities. State and local governments procure under this code for traveling sprinkler systems, mainline pipe upgrades (PVC to HDPE conversions), pump station replacement, irrigation supplies for ongoing operations, and complete system renovations with controllers, drip systems, and comprehensive documentation. Issuing bodies include city parks and recreation departments, county boards managing large park and sports-field portfolios, public colleges, and municipal golf course operators. The City of Lubbock, City of Temple Parks and Recreation Department, City of St. Petersburg, and Hillsborough County are recent active buyers; Hillsborough County's four-year, $1,030,868.02 maintenance and repair contract reflects the scale of activity in large-jurisdiction park systems.

Recent opportunities span Texas, Florida, and New Mexico. The City of Richardson issued an IFB in May 2026 for three traveling sprinkler systems with mandatory pre-bid conference and fixed-price bidding; the City of Lubbock posted dual RFPs for $400,000 North Overton TIF irrigation improvements in April 2026 with 90-day construction schedules and prevailing wage requirements; Valencia College (Orange and Osceola counties, Florida) solicited sealed bids in February 2026 for mainline upgrades across three campuses totaling approximately 43,787 linear feet of HDPE pipe replacement with $1,000,000 insurance and performance bond requirements; and the Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners designated its March 2026 ITB for irrigation systems maintenance and repair as a Small Business Enterprise set-aside, restricting eligibility to SBE-registered bidders. The City of Temple issued a July 2026 competitive bid for annual irrigation supplies with a local geographic preference (25-mile radius of city limits), and the City of St. Petersburg solicited labor and materials for pump station removal and replacement at Twin Brooks Golf Course in July 2026, requiring Business Enterprise Program compliance.