NIGP 57897: Water, Non-Potable

NIGP 57897 Water, Non-Potable, an Item code, covers the procurement of non-potable water systems and infrastructure improvements that state and local governments solicit to maintain, expand, or replace aging water delivery networks. Recent opportunities show municipalities buying water main replacement projects, irrigation system installations and upgrades, and related piping, valves, meters, and appurtenances. The City of Beaverton, Oregon's SW Juniper Terrace Waterline Improvements project (ITB #26-079, due July 21, 2026) exemplifies the scale: replacement of approximately 3,500 feet of ductile iron water mains ranging from 4 to 8 inches, 60 residential service lines, and 6 fire hydrants, with an estimated cost of $1,200,000 to $1,300,000 and mandatory compliance with domestic-manufacture requirements, pressure testing, and flushing standards. The City of DeBary, Florida's Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements (Bid 03-15) shows irrigation-focused work: conversion of existing park irrigation to a Hunter system with a controller, master valve, and flow meter at an estimated cost of $90,000. Issuing bodies include city municipalities (DeBary, Beaverton) and county governments (Orange County, Florida) procuring water infrastructure work through competitive sealed bids (ITB) or IFB notice types.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida and the Pacific Northwest, with recent solicitations from DeBary and Orange County in Florida and Beaverton in Oregon. Florida and Oregon jurisdictions show the most recent posting activity under this code. Representative opportunities are the City of Beaverton's water main replacement ITB with prevailing wage and COBID-certified firm participation goals (15% aspirational), requiring Oregon Construction Contractors Board licensure and performance bonds equal to the contract sum; and the City of DeBary's park irrigation system conversion IFB with a 45-calendar-day completion requirement, $3,000 filter-maintenance allowance, and liquidated damages of $884 per day for delays. Both solicitations impose standard insurance and bonding requirements and call for work completion in operational or sensitive environments. No set-aside designations were explicitly stated in either opportunity.