NIGP 67017: Irrigation Systems, Supplies, Parts, and Accessories

NIGP 67017 Irrigation Systems, Supplies, Parts, and Accessories, Item code, covers a broad spectrum of what state and local governments actually buy: irrigation equipment, components, and supplies ranging from small control panels and hydration tree mats to major pump stations, center pivot systems, and complete landscape-irrigation installations supporting parks, golf courses, schools, utilities, and water districts. The work being solicited reflects both standalone component procurement and integrated system design-build, with issuers including cities (Tampa, Phoenix, Savannah, St. Petersburg, Richardson, Pembroke Pines, Wheat Ridge), counties (Clackamas, Collier, Putnam), regional authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority), state departments (Illinois Department of Natural Resources), school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools), housing authorities (Fort Worth Housing Solutions), colleges (Collin County Community College District), and utility commissions (Orlando Utilities Commission). Recent solicitation types span RFPs for design-build irrigation projects and pump replacements, ITBs for landscape-irrigation services and equipment purchase, RFQs for specific components, IFBs for vactor and maintenance services, and Quick Quote mechanisms for control panels and supplies. Single-source and cooperative-purchasing vehicles also appear.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Tampa, St. Petersburg, Pembroke Pines, Collier, Orange County), with significant concurrent solicitations in Texas (Phoenix vactor; Richardson equipment purchase; Fort Worth services), Georgia (Savannah commercial irrigation; Georgia World Congress Center controller upgrades; Putnam County golf course materials), Illinois, Oregon, Colorado, and Minnesota (Sourcewell cooperative). Representative recent work includes the City of Phoenix vactor-services five-year requirements contract (IFB 270462, bids due October 19, 2026) for vacuum truck, jet rodding, hydro-blasting, and submersible pump services at water and wastewater treatment plants and parks; Clackamas County's Stone Creek Golf Course Irrigation Replacement Project (sealed bid, bids due June 2, 2026) for a $3 million to $5 million prefabricated pump station, HDPE piping, and Rain Bird Cirrus Pro control system installation; the Georgia World Congress Center Authority's Calsense controller-upgrade RFP (bids due October 7, 2026) for eight CS3000 pedestal controllers and system integration at two Atlanta facilities; and Collier County's NEUF Perimeter Fence, Irrigation, and Landscaping project (sealed bids due October 8, 2026) at $3.4 million budget covering 26,000 linear feet of irrigation piping, controllers, and associated infrastructure. Smaller recurring procurements target annual supplies contracts, maintenance services, and equipment component replacement.