NIGP 49348: Odor Control Equipment, Duct Mount Ozonators

NIGP 49348 Odor Control Equipment, Duct Mount Ozonators is an Item code covering industrial odor control systems, specifically centrifugal-fan-based equipment that captures and treats contaminated air from wastewater treatment facilities by forcing foul air through carbon adsorbers, chemical scrubbers, and biofilters before releasing neutralized air. The recent opportunities block shows limited activity directly matching this code: state and local governments are acquiring odor control systems for wastewater treatment infrastructure, though the single substantive opportunity identifies New York Blower (NYB) systems as the specified solution rather than generic duct-mount ozonators. Collier County, Florida's Procurement Services Division posted a Notice of Intent to Single Source Pero Engineering and Sales Company, Inc. for NYB odor control systems serving wastewater treatment plants across a three-year contract term running October 1, 2026, through September 30, 2029. The counties and municipalities entering procurement under this code are water and wastewater treatment operators rather than facilities management or building services departments, reflecting the infrastructure-utility nature of the work.

The geographic footprint is limited to Florida based on recent activity. Collier County represents the only recent state or local posting explicitly aligned with odor control equipment procurement. The single substantive opportunity—Collier County's single-source notice posted April 24, 2026, with a protest deadline of the same date—carries no disclosed award value and explicitly requires NYB equipment sourced through Pero Engineering as the authorized representative, with purchase orders issued directly to The New York Blower Company as the manufacturer. No other state or local opportunities in the block correspond to NIGP 49348; the remaining solicitations involve unrelated categories including career and technical education instructional resources at Klein ISD in Texas, a lab information management system replacement at Santa Clara County in California, particle counter replacement at Gwinnett County in Georgia, pest control services at Valencia College in Florida, and lift station infrastructure replacement in Orlando, Florida. The code shows minimal recent solicitation velocity in the state and local procurement market.