NIGP 67071: Valves, Butterfly, All Kinds

NIGP 67071 Valves, Butterfly, All Kinds is an Item code covering the supply and installation of butterfly valves and related equipment in water and wastewater infrastructure projects. State and local governments procure butterfly valves primarily for treatment plant operations, water distribution system management, and main replacement work. Solicitations under this code span water utilities, public utility agencies, and municipal water departments across the country. Issuers range from large cities and counties (Long Beach, Dallas, Lubbock, Marietta) to specialized water districts (West Travis County Public Utility Agency, Alameda County Water District) and regional authorities. Recent work includes removal and replacement of multi-inch electric-actuated butterfly valve assemblies with associated piping and controls, purchase of detector check valves and resilient gate valves for inventory and distribution operations, standalone flow-control and butterfly-valve combinations for treatment plants, and component part procurement for existing valve maintenance and repair.

Geographic activity concentrates in California, Texas, and Georgia. Long Beach Public Utilities Department issued a major IFB in September 2026 for butterfly valve rehabilitation at its Groundwater Treatment Plant, involving replacement of 32 units ranging 12 to 36 inches with electric actuators and SCADA integration over 250 calendar days, with mandatory prevailing wage and project labor agreement compliance. The City of Lubbock, Texas posted an ITB in May 2026 for a 16-inch venturi-type flow controller paired with an AWWA C504-compliant butterfly valve assembly for the North Water Treatment Plant. West Travis County Public Utility Agency issued an RFQ in August 2026 for four motor-operated metal-seated raw water ball valves (10-inch and 16-inch sizes) with AUMA actuators and DeZURIK specifications at its Austin Water Treatment Plant. Additional activity includes City of Marietta's annual contract for water service valves (September 2026), Gwinnett County IWQs for resilient gate and tapping valves (June 2026), and the City of Tampa's single-source procurement with Flotech, Inc. for Limitorque replacement parts and off-site repair services through July 2027 at an estimated annual cost of $75,000. City of Dallas issued construction ITBs for water and wastewater main replacements (May and August 2026) encompassing valve installation as part of broader infrastructure work.