NIGP 69064: Regulators, Flow, Pressure

NIGP 69064 Regulators, Flow, Pressure is an Item code under which state and local governments procure pressure regulation equipment, flow measurement and control devices, and related components for municipal water systems, natural gas distribution, emissions monitoring, and utility infrastructure. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties buying residential and light commercial natural gas regulators in bulk quantities, in-line water flow meters for municipal supply wells and irrigation systems, specialized pressure regulators for continuous emissions monitoring, and electromagnetic flow meters paired with analyzers and transmitters for utility compliance and monitoring. The issuing-body mix spans city purchasing offices (Lubbock, Austin, Lawrenceville) and county government (DeKalb County, Collier County), with procurement activity driven by infrastructure maintenance, system expansion, and regulatory compliance needs.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas and Georgia. The City of Lubbock issued RFP 26-19615-YB in May 2026 for comprehensive flow meter repair and replacement services covering approximately 176 public water supply wells across Lamb and Bailey Counties and 26 irrigation wells, with response due May 28, 2026. The City of Lawrenceville conducted competitive sealed bidding (SB020-26) for 1,000 residential natural gas regulators at 7-inch water column set point and 250 light commercial units at 2-pound delivery pressure, due March 24, 2026, with Addendum #1 issued March 19, 2026 specifying angle body orientation and packaging. The City of Austin issued IFQ 1100 AGM1005 in March 2026 for a two-stage pressure regulator engineered for CEMS applications with 0-50 PSIG output rating and 3600 PSIG maximum inlet pressure, with delivery to Austin Energy Sand Hill Energy Center, due March 13, 2026. Collier County, Florida issued a Notice of Intent to Single Source (PUR 15910) for Endress + Hauser Promag electromagnetic flow meters, analyzers, level transmitters, and replacement parts across a proposed five-year contract term, with objection deadline March 3, 2026.