NIGP 67054: Plumbing Brass (Tubular Goods)

NIGP 67054 Plumbing Brass (Tubular Goods), an Item code, covers physical plumbing materials and fittings that state and local governments procure as components of construction, renovation, and infrastructure projects—primarily industrial and commercial pipe, couplings, elbows, corporation stops, curb stops, and associated tubular goods in varying diameters and materials. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include city public works departments, city aviation authorities, county water utilities, municipalities, and special-purpose districts; the City of Phoenix Public Works Department and Columbus Consolidated Government appear repeatedly as active buyers. The work currently being solicited includes supply contracts for industrial pipe and fittings (HDPE and PVC pipe ranging from 0.75 to 24 inches in diameter, couplings, elbows, saddle doubles, and repair clamps), integration of plumbing materials into school and municipal building renovation projects, and on-call plumbing supply agreements for routine municipal maintenance and repair operations.

Geographic activity concentrates in Arizona, Connecticut, Georgia, and Florida, with recent opportunities spanning the City of Phoenix (multiple three-year as-needed supply contracts for HDPE and PVC pipe and fittings with 24- to 48-hour delivery requirements), the City of Bridgeport, Connecticut (John Winthrop Elementary School Phase 2 construction, ITB COB01727B, proposals due November 17, 2026), Columbus Consolidated Government, Georgia (annual plumbing and irrigation supplies contract, RFP No. 27-0007, proposals due September 2, 2026), and Pinellas County, Florida (36-month plumbing supplies ITQ with optional 12-month renewals, estimated value $120,000, with SBE preference). The City of Newark, New Jersey solicited corporation and curb stops, couplings, and hitches (bid 2025-49, 144 line items for water infrastructure). Contracts are typically structured as three-year initial terms with optional one-year extensions, annual agreements with renewal flexibility, or project-specific component procurements within larger construction ITBs. Supply contracts emphasize firm-fixed pricing, local inventory maintenance, 24- to 48-hour delivery capability, and DBE compliance on federally assisted projects.