NIGP 67082: Valves, Steel: Angle, Check, Gate, Globe, etc.

NIGP 67082 Valves, Steel: Angle, Check, Gate, Globe, Etc., Item code, covers the supply and integration of industrial control and isolation valves — check, gate, butterfly, ball, and specialty types — into municipal water distribution, wastewater treatment, drinking water filtration, and fuel storage systems. State and local governments procure these valves as components within larger infrastructure projects (pressure vessel systems for PFAS treatment, filter plant upgrades, waterline replacements) and as standalone replacements through service and maintenance contracts on annual or as-needed basis. The buying mix spans county water authorities, city public works departments, municipal water utilities, independent water districts, and regional water supply authorities. County purchasing offices in Georgia and Florida have posted multiple solicitations under this code in recent months, indicating sustained replacement and capital improvement cycles at major treatment facilities.

Recent opportunities reflect the breadth of application. The Town of Prescott Valley, Arizona solicited a 250-gallon-per-minute PFAS treatment pressure vessel system including isolation, relief, and air relief valves (response deadline November 17, 2026, ITB), subject to Build America, Buy America and American Iron and Steel compliance. Gwinnett County, Georgia has posted multiple invitations spanning butterfly valves (54-inch to 108-inch sizes per AWWA standards for Lanier and Shoal Creek Filter Plants, September 2026) and resilient gate/tapping valves for distribution infrastructure. The City of Tampa, Florida issued separate RFQs for Kennedy check valve repair parts (May 2026), and the City of Sioux Falls, South Dakota sought a 12-inch plunger valve assembly with gearbox and electric actuator for a reservoir fill application (May 2026 deadline). Tohopekaliga Water Authority (Florida) procured valve box and manhole lid adjustments related to utility relocation work (November 2026 deadline, IFB). Geographic concentration appears strongest in the Southeast (Florida, Georgia) and Southwest (Arizona), with additional activity in the Upper Midwest and Mountain West regions. Annual supply contracts predominate for commodity-grade components, while capital projects drive larger integrated valve assemblies with AWWA certification, site supervision, and commissioning requirements.