NIGP 67086: Water Filtration, Conditioning, and Purification Equipment for the Office and Home

NIGP 67086 Water Filtration, Conditioning, and Purification Equipment for the Office and Home, an Item code, encompasses municipal water treatment systems, industrial filtration equipment, bottled water services, and specialized maintenance for drinking water and wastewater facilities. State and local procurement under this code reflects a mix of capital equipment purchases (pressure vessels, reverse osmosis skids, clarifier drives), ongoing maintenance contracts for treatment plants, and consumable services such as bottled water delivery to government offices and detention facilities. Recent opportunities span municipalities addressing PFAS and iron-manganese contamination, school districts installing water softening for food service operations, water authorities procuring treatment system rehabilitation, and state environmental agencies contracting for routine plant maintenance and inspection services.

Issuing bodies include county water departments, city water utilities, state environmental and water resource agencies, regional water authorities, school districts, sheriff's offices, and specialized state facilities. Repeat buyers in the recent activity include the Broward Sheriff's Office (bottled water services), California Department of Water Resources (comprehensive treatment system services across multiple field divisions), Collier County (reverse osmosis rehabilitation at the North County Regional Water Treatment Plant), and various municipal water treatment authorities in Arizona, Florida, California, and Maryland. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, California, Arizona, and Maryland, with sporadic opportunities in Texas, Georgia, Minnesota, and Utah. Representative recent solicitations include the Town of Prescott Valley, Arizona, seeking a 250-gallon-per-minute lead-lag PFAS removal pressure vessel system (sealed bid due November 17, 2026); the School Board of Marion County, Florida, requesting water softener installation and maintenance services for twelve campus cafeterias (RFP responses due June 10, 2026); Collier County's procurement for reverse osmosis skid rehabilitation encompassing 252 pressure vessels and 1,512 membrane elements (sealed bids due April 24, 2026, with anticipated project budget of $4,000,000); the California Department of Fish and Wildlife contracting for semimonthly maintenance of a 15-gallon-per-minute surface water treatment plant (IFB bids due August 11, 2026); and the Broward Sheriff's Office issuing multiple invitations for bottled water delivery services across county facilities (sealed bids due September 14, 2026 and August 3, 2026 under separate ITBs). Federal compliance triggers—Build America Buy America, Davis-Bacon Act requirements, prevailing wage obligations, and set-asides for disabled veteran, small business, and minority business enterprises—appear frequently in water treatment infrastructure procurements, particularly those involving EPA funding or state environmental agency involvement.