NIGP 69152: Motors (AC, DC, Vector Duty, Washdown, Brake, Stainless) (Also See Class 285)

NIGP 69152 Motors (AC, DC, Vector Duty, Washdown, Brake, Stainless) is an Item code covering electric motors and motor components that state and local governments procure for facility operations, infrastructure replacement, and equipment repair across water utilities, correctional facilities, transportation departments, school districts, and airport authorities. Recent solicitations show purchasing focused on industrial-grade motors paired with control systems, pump motors for potable water applications, generator sets with motor components, HVAC unit motors, and specialty motor field poles for hydroelectric equipment; scope ranges from routine motor repair and replacement services to complete system integration and fabrication of motor components.

State agencies (California Department of Transportation, California Department of Water Resources, Maryland Environmental Service on behalf of state corrections), county and municipal utilities (Salt Lake City water department, DeKalb County), school districts (Clark County School District Nevada, Klein Independent School District Texas), and special districts (Salem-Willamette Valley Airport) issue opportunities under the code. The California Department of Transportation appears as a repeat buyer for maintenance-station equipment replacement. Recent geographic activity spans California (multiple Caltrans maintenance stations, Department of Water Resources hydropower facilities), Georgia (DeKalb County), Utah (Salt Lake City), Maryland (state correctional system), Nevada (school district), and Oregon (municipal airport), reflecting distributed infrastructure maintenance rather than concentrated procurement. Representative recent opportunities include Salt Lake City Corporation's RFB for Industrial Water Pump Repair & Replacement Services (response due June 3, 2026), Maryland Environmental Service's competitive sealed bid for 50-kilowatt diesel generator replacement at the state correctional pre-release system (bids due June 16, 2026), California Department of Water Resources' IFB for specialized rotor field poles for hydroelectric motor units at four pumping plants (bids due February 24, 2026), and Caltrans' IFB for power wash machine replacement including motor components at the Whittier Maintenance Station (bids due March 17, 2026).