NIGP 54514: Contaminated Soil Treatment Equipment

NIGP 54514 Contaminated Soil Treatment Equipment is an Item code covering erosion control and soil stabilization services at waste management and landfill facilities. State and local governments procure hydroseeding and seed application services to prevent soil erosion on unvegetated or poorly vegetated slopes, typically at landfills, transfer stations, and recovery facilities. The work involves applying specialized seed mixes (erosion control, native, or compost blends) using hydroseeding methodology, often combined with complementary treatments such as Posi-Shell application, and is typically performed on an annual cycle ahead of wet seasons. Issuing bodies are primarily county departments of waste management and recycling. Sacramento County's Department of Waste Management and Recycling posted RFB #2026RFB0049 for erosion control services in May 2026, with responses due June 11, 2026, covering hydroseeding and soil stabilization work across multiple county landfills and transfer stations (approximately 49 acres and 400 square feet across four facilities). The contract carries a 12-month initial term with optional four annual renewals, and Sacramento County offers a 5% local business preference for vendors with a principal place of business within Sacramento County and a 2% micro-business preference for State-certified contractors.

The available recent-opportunity record is limited to one representative solicitation, concentrated in California. Sacramento County's RFB illustrates the scope, scale, and issuing-body type for this code; no other recent state or local opportunities under NIGP 54514 appear in the source. The erosion control market under this code draws contractors with landfill-specific expertise, general liability insurance at $2,000,000 per occurrence, and prevailing-wage compliance under California Labor Code. Award in the Sacramento County procurement was to be made to the lowest responsive and responsible bidder, with no specific budget disclosed. Contractors must maintain a 90-day warranty on services and complete work within 30 days of request or as agreed.