NIGP 43559: Disinfestation Equipment and Supplies (for Ambulances, Hospital Rooms, etc.)

NIGP 43559 Disinfestation Equipment And Supplies (For Ambulances, Hospital Rooms, Etc.), an Item code, covers maintenance, repair, and support services for emergency medical services vehicles and specialized equipment that require compliance with federal standards including NFPA 1911, FMVSS, DOT, SAE, ASTM, and KKK-A-1822-F specifications. State and local governments procure under this code comprehensive inspection, maintenance, diagnostic, repair, and emergency support for ambulance fleets and related transport equipment, including preventative maintenance, collision and body repairs, electrical and HVAC system repairs, oxygen system service, flooring replacement, lighting and siren repairs, and Stryker Power Load installations and repairs. Issuing bodies include city departments of public works and fire rescue services managing EMS vehicle fleets, with services typically performed by vendors holding factory-authorized certifications and a minimum of three years' experience servicing ambulatory emergency vehicles. Vendors are expected to provide written repair estimates within one business day of diagnosis, maintain 24/7 on-call availability with secure facility access, and carry vendor liability for damage occurring while equipment is in their care.

The City of Atlanta Department of Public Works, Office of Fleet Services, in partnership with the Atlanta Fire Rescue Department, posted solicitation SOQ/GS/DPW/2604-1260186/EMS Repairs and Services on May 15, 2026, seeking qualified vendors to service a diverse fleet including International Braun SUPER CHIEF ambulances, Ford Transit 250 ambulances, 66 Polaris Ranger UTVs, Polaris Northstar EMS units, ASAP MedStat enclosed UTV ambulances, KIMTEK MEDLITE transport skids, and QTAC EMS-D hybrid rescue and fire skids. The response deadline was May 29, 2026, with proposals required through ATLSuppliers.com. The procurement also included an optional Train-the-Trainer program for knowledge transfer and instructor development over three years, though this component is not mandatory and does not affect proposal evaluation. Vendors must maintain current City of Atlanta registration status to be considered eligible for award.