NIGP 48667: Litter Pickup Devices, Environmentally Certified Products

NIGP 48667 Litter Pickup Devices, Environmentally Certified Products is an Item code under which state and local governments procure both specialized hardware for automated trash and debris capture in stormwater systems and hand tools for manual litter collection at parks and conservation areas. The County of Orange, California is currently seeking a Master Agreement for trash and debris capture devices—hydrodynamic separators, gross solids removal devices, catch basin inserts, automatic retractable screens, and in-line trash capture systems—to support water quality improvements, with responses due March 6, 2025; simultaneously, the State of Texas is requesting bids on wooden litter pickup sticks with 42-inch wooden shafts and steel spike tips, due July 2, 2026. Beyond these hardware procurements, the Missouri Department of Conservation dominates recent activity under this code, issuing multiple Invitations for Bid for area maintenance services at conservation properties that bundle mowing, litter pickup, and privy cleaning into integrated grounds-maintenance contracts. Issuing bodies span state environmental and conservation departments, county public works agencies, and special-purpose districts; the Missouri Department of Conservation appears as a repeat buyer, soliciting area-maintenance contracts for individual conservation properties across multiple locations. Collier County, Florida has also issued a sole-source notice for a Sand Man TT beach sand sifting and cleaner device.

Recent activity concentrates in California, Texas, Florida, and Missouri. The County of Orange RFP (RFP0802736403WH) for trash and debris capture devices targets municipalities within Orange County and San Diego City, with a five-year firm fixed-fee Master Agreement structure, 10-year warranty requirement, and set-aside preferences for Orange County Local Small Businesses and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises. Missouri Department of Conservation issued at least ten Invitations for Bid from February through June 2026 for grounds maintenance at conservation areas including Little Compton, Sterling Price, Mark Youngdahl, Bismarck Lake, Perry County Community Lake, Lake Girardeau, Amidon Memorial, Millstream Gardens, and Apple Creek—each bundling bi-weekly or scheduled mowing, trash pickup, and privy cleaning with firm fixed pricing, one-year contract periods with optional renewal, and bonus evaluation points available for Organizations for the Blind or Sheltered Workshops and Service-Disabled Veteran Business Enterprises participating at specified minimum percentages or dollar thresholds.