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

NIGP 57837 Flood Control Devices, Equipment, Accessories And Parts is an Item code covering flood mitigation infrastructure, monitoring systems, and related hardware that state and local governments procure to manage stormwater, surface water, and flood hazards. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties purchasing irrigation system upgrades with flow-control components, regional flood abatement infrastructure, automated flood-threat recognition systems with telemetry and cloud-based monitoring, and design services for basin-wide flood mitigation projects. Issuing bodies include city governments (DeBary, Orlando, Oxford), county commissions (Pasco County), and cooperative purchasing vehicles serving multiple jurisdictions. The code reflects a shift from passive flood-control devices toward integrated monitoring and early-warning systems funded through FEMA hazard mitigation grants and state emergency management programs.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Mississippi, with spillover cooperative opportunities serving multi-state regions. The City of Orlando is requesting Qualifications Statements from Florida-registered professional engineers for flood mitigation design services in the Southeast Lakes Basin under RQS26-0380 (due June 23, 2026, grant-funded through the Florida Division of Emergency Management). The City of Oxford, Mississippi is procuring a Flood Threat Recognition System with rainfall and water-level monitoring, flow-velocity measurement devices, telemetry infrastructure, and 10-year cloud-based services under RFP 3170035998 (proposals due July 8, 2026, FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant funded). Pasco County Board of County Commissioners issued IFB IFBKM26083 for the Alico Pass Regional Flood Abatement project (due August 11, 2026). The City of DeBary competitively bid a $90,000 irrigation system conversion installing Hunter ACC 99D controllers and flow meters for Rob Sullivan Park (bid deadline April 10, 2015). Sourcewell cooperative procurement RFP 061626 (due June 16, 2026) established a multi-jurisdictional contracting vehicle for law enforcement equipment that may include ancillary flood-control applications across five Washington counties and broader participating entities.