NIGP 33518: Anhydrous Ammonia

NIGP 33518 Anhydrous Ammonia is an Item code that encompasses chemical feedstocks and supply services for water treatment, utilities, and facility maintenance operations in state and local government. Recent state and local solicitations show that procurement under this code covers anhydrous ammonia supply in multiple grades (C Grade and M Grade for water treatment), on-site pump-out and reclaim services at storage facilities, and related chemical application services for grounds maintenance and turf management. Issuing bodies include special-purpose authorities such as municipal utilities commissions, county governments, and municipal parks and recreation departments. The work typically involves long-term supply contracts with firm pricing through initial multi-year terms, periodic service delivery tied to operational schedules, and compliance with OSHA hazardous-materials handling requirements, environmental certifications, and state-level E-Verify and drug-free workplace mandates.

Recent activity clusters in Florida and Georgia. The Orlando Utilities Commission issued RFP PR9120 on April 13, 2026 (due April 10, 2026) for anhydrous ammonia supply and pump-out services at Stanton Unit 2 and Stanton Unit B, requiring five years of verifiable experience, environmental compliance certifications, and OSHA safety records, with an initial three-year contract term and two one-year renewal options. Pasco County, Florida posted IFB IFBSP26074 on May 12, 2026 (due June 16, 2026) for herbicides, fertilizers, and pesticides on an as-needed basis with deliveries to two county facilities, requiring three years of prior business experience and two comparable contracts, with a contract period through September 30, 2029 and two optional one-year extensions. The White County Board of Commissioners in Georgia issued RFP PE77037NONST2026000000022 on March 5, 2026 (due April 2, 2026) for chemical application services at three parks and recreation facilities, including turf treatments, fertilizer application, and weed and insect control. No specific award values or budget ranges appear in these solicitations; all quantities are noted as estimates with no guaranteed purchase volumes.