NIGP 27184: Sets (for IV Pumps): Peristaltic, Metering, etc.

NIGP 27184 Sets (For IV Pumps): Peristaltic, Metering, Etc., an Item code, covers medical and therapeutic equipment used in patient care settings, though recent state and local procurement activity under this code spans a broader range of equipment delivery and rental services than the legacy description suggests. State and local governments are buying infusion pumps, patient monitoring devices, therapeutic mattresses, mobility aids, and related patient care equipment — sometimes as direct purchases and sometimes through rental and maintenance service contracts that bundle delivery, repair, and equipment management across multiple facilities. The issuing bodies include state departments of corrections and rehabilitation, municipal utilities and water treatment authorities, and county emergency management divisions, reflecting diverse healthcare, emergency response, and utility-operations contexts rather than a single sector.

Recent solicitation activity concentrates in Texas and California, with the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation issuing multiple invitations for bid (IFB #SD25-00047 and IFB #SD25-00040) for three-year therapeutic patient care equipment rental services across 29 correctional institutions, with response dates of June 3, 2026, and May 13, 2026, respectively. Both solicitations require 24/7 equipment delivery within 24 hours, repair services during business hours, online ordering portals, and three years of documented experience; they offer a five percent small business preference and disabled veteran business enterprise incentives of 1–5 percent. The City of Lubbock, Texas, issued ITB 26-19653-YB for a replacement rate of flow controller and butterfly valve assembly for water treatment (due May 27, 2026), representing the equipment-purchase side of activity under this code. Collier County, Florida, issued RFP 25-8416 for major incident standby services including power generation and environmental control systems (proposals due March 18, 2026, with annual historical spending of approximately $1.2 million). Set-aside preferences are present in California procurements but not uniformly applied across jurisdictions.