NIGP 36550: Power Sweepers and Brooms, Warehouse Type (Not Road and Street), Parts and Accessories

NIGP 36550 Power Sweepers and Brooms, Warehouse Type (Not Road and Street), Parts and Accessories is an Item code that captures state and local procurement of replacement parts, components, and accessories for indoor floor-cleaning equipment, including Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) parts for floor machines, auto scrubbers, wet/dry vacuums, carpet extractors, and rotary equipment used in facility maintenance. School districts and county public-works operations are the primary issuing bodies under this code, typically buying on an as-needed basis with firm annual budgets and multi-year renewal options. The School Board of Pinellas County, Florida recently issued an ITB for OEM floor machine parts from 16 specified manufacturers with pricing submitted as discount percentages from manufacturer list prices; Hillsborough County Public Schools solicited a broader custodial equipment ITB covering auto scrubbers, carpet extractors, upright vacuums, floor machines, and related accessories with equivalent-brand substitution permitted where specified.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, with both Pinellas County Public Schools and Hillsborough County Public Schools actively procuring under the code. The School Board of Pinellas County's ITB 26AM002 for floor machine parts closed February 20, 2026, with an estimated annual contract value of $60,000 and renewal options through April 2027 and beyond; the award decision process ran through March 2, 2026, with School Board approval estimated for March 31, 2026. Hillsborough County Public Schools' ITB 26131-MST for custodial equipment (posted September 21, 2026) includes 18 line items of equipment and parts with a June 17, 2026 response date; bidders are required to acknowledge Addendum 26131ITBMST issued May 28, 2026 and submit responses via a provided spreadsheet format. Both solicitations enforce Florida compliance certifications including foreign-country-of-concern and labor-coercion affidavits, and both permit multi-year contract terms with price adjustments tied to CPI or negotiated at renewal periods.