NIGP 67073: Valves, Flush, All Types; And Parts

NIGP 67073 Valves, Flush, All Types; And Parts is an Item code covering isolation valves, detector check valves, resilient gate valves, butterfly valves, and related plumbing valve components and repair parts that state and local water districts, county governments, cities, and criminal-justice facilities procure for infrastructure maintenance, system replacement, and operational supply. Water districts and municipal water departments drive much of the activity, with secondary demand from county facility operations and city public-works departments. The scope spans both capital replacement projects (large isolation-valve and gate-valve installations) and routine operational procurement (detector checks, specialized valve parts, and backflow-prevention devices for inventory stock and emergency supply).

Recent solicitations cluster in California, Georgia, Texas, and Florida, reflecting geographic concentration in water-district activity and state-level criminal-justice facility operations. Representative opportunities include Alameda County Water District's July 2026 IFB for detector check valves (IFB262701, due July 14, 2026); the City of Tampa's June 2026 SLBE-exclusive bid for backflow-prevention and fireline repair parts under a one-year term with renewal options (estimated $75,000, due June 22, 2026); Gwinnett County Water Resources' June 2026 informal written quotations for twelve-inch Mueller resilient gate and tapping valves (due June 9, 2026); the Eastern Municipal Water District's March 2026 RFQ for thirty-six-inch Lineseal XP butterfly valves (RFQ3930, due March 20, 2026); and Fairfax County's April 2026 IFB for approximately sixty isolation valve replacements and four in-line flushing valve replacements within the Lincoln Lewis Vannoy System (IFB2000004066, due April 17, 2026, prevailing wage, prequalification required). The Texas Department of Criminal Justice has posted multiple plumbing-parts procurement notices (including dual-temperature metering valves and elbows with flushometers) for facility upgrades. Issuing bodies favor IFBs and RFQs; Tampa's procurement includes a five-percent SLBE bid discount provision, and Fairfax County's valve-replacement project subjects award to prevailing-wage compliance.