NIGP 57837: Flood Control Devices, Equipment, Accessories and Parts

NIGP 57837 Flood Control Devices, Equipment, Accessories And Parts is an Item code under which state and local governments procure equipment, monitoring systems, and design services for flood mitigation and abatement infrastructure. Recent solicitations show purchasing ranging from comprehensive flood threat recognition systems with telemetry and cloud-based monitoring to regional flood abatement projects, design services for flood mitigation basins, and integrated flood intelligence platforms combining sensor networks with data analytics and public alerting. Counties, cities, and regional authorities issue the majority of solicitations under this code, often with funding through state emergency management agencies and federal hazard mitigation grant programs. The City of Oxford, Mississippi, and Pasco County, Florida, are repeat buyers with multiple recent postings spanning design procurement, system implementation, and specialized monitoring infrastructure.

Recent opportunities cluster in the Southeast and Gulf Coast regions. The City of Oxford, Mississippi, issued an IFB (Solicitation 3170035998) due July 8, 2026, for a Flood Threat Recognition System at six stream locations, including rainfall and water-level monitoring equipment, flow-velocity devices, telemetry, solar and battery backup, and cloud-based storage with automated alerts; the project is funded through the Mississippi Emergency Management Agency and FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program. Pasco County, Florida, posted an IFB (IFBKM26083) due August 11, 2026, for the Alico Pass Regional Flood Abatement project. The City of Orlando issued an RQS (RQS260380) due June 23, 2026, seeking Florida-registered professional engineering consultants for design services on flood mitigation projects in the Southeast Lakes Basin, with funding through the Florida Division of Emergency Management. Geographic activity centers on Florida and Mississippi; activity also appears in broader cooperative purchasing frameworks such as Sourcewell's law enforcement equipment vehicle, which while not strictly flood control, demonstrates the multi-state collaborative procurement structure used by some public entities in the region.