NIGP 67009: Drains, Grease Traps, etc.

NIGP 67009 Drains, Grease Traps, Etc., an Item code, covers grease trap cleaning, pumping, and disposal services—the core work state and local governments solicit when managing food-service and sanitary-system waste streams across municipal facilities, schools, hospitals, and correctional institutions. Recent solicitations show municipalities and special districts procuring scheduled quarterly to triannual grease trap cleanings at defined facilities, emergency on-call drain and interceptor services, and associated piping or infrastructure replacement. Issuing bodies include cities (Dallas, Albuquerque), counties (Harris, Clay, Salt Lake, San Mateo), state agencies (California Department of Veterans Affairs, Utah Department of Corrections, Oregon, Florida Department of Transportation), school districts (San Antonio, Laredo), water authorities (Clayton County), and health systems (Harris Health). San Antonio Independent School District appears multiple times in the recent block with overlapping general maintenance solicitations that embed grease services within broader facility upkeep contracts, signaling continuous demand from large school districts for bundled maintenance agreements.

Geographic spread spans Texas (Dallas, San Antonio, Harris County, Laredo), California (Fresno Veterans Home, statewide), Utah (Department of Corrections facilities), Florida (Palm Beach, Albuquerque-area operations), and select other jurisdictions. Recent representative opportunities include the City of Dallas issuing an ITB on July 16, 2026, due August 14, 2026, for a 60-month ID/IQ agreement to clean sand traps, grease traps, septic tanks, storm vaults, and interceptors with unit-price task orders; the State of Utah Division of Purchasing soliciting an IFB on July 7, 2026, due July 21, 2026, for grease pumping services at 11 Department of Corrections facilities statewide with biannual or triannual service intervals, 24/7 emergency response at four-hour response time, and all-inclusive per-service or per-gallon pricing; Harris Health conducting a Competitive Sealed Proposal posted February 6, 2026, due March 16, 2026, for a $948,500 grease waste infrastructure replacement at Ben Taub Hospital including underground sewer and grease interceptor installation; and the City of Albuquerque issuing an RFB on May 20, 2026, due June 22, 2026, for grease trap pumping and cleaning across 32 city and airport locations with vendor preferences (5% small business, 5% local, 5% state resident) and a three-year base term plus one-year renewal option. Pricing structures typically require standardized unit costs broken down by tank size and service frequency, with contractors bearing licensing, insurance, and equipment costs including hauled waste and liquid waste transporter permits.