NIGP 55375: Shells and Casings (Plastic, Metal, Steel)

NIGP 55375 Shells and Casings (Plastic, Metal, Steel), an Item code, encompasses the collection, sorting, and recycling of spent ammunition casings from government shooting ranges and tactical training facilities. State and local governments use this code to procure services that remove and recycle shell casings as part of environmental remediation and range-maintenance operations, often bundled with lead removal and soil remediation at outdoor firing ranges. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include county parks and recreation departments that operate public shooting ranges. The work involves on-site collection of spent casings, sorting by material type, and delivery to recycling vendors, typically with reimbursement structures that credit the issuing agency for recovered material value.

Volusia County Parks, Recreation & Cultural Division in Florida posted the most recent opportunity under this code: an invitation to bid (ITB 24B56JS, posted August 13, 2026) for lead removal and shell casing recycling services at Robert Strickland Shooting Range in Daytona Beach. The range operates forty-two shooting positions across three berms at varying distances, with equipment access for collection via backhoe or bobcat. Bidders must provide bid and performance bonds, carry specified insurance, and submit references using the county's standard form. Addendum #1 Revision was posted February 28, 2024. The source does not identify other recent state and local opportunities under this code, suggesting limited current activity outside this Volusia County solicitation.