NIGP 72004: Automatic Fueling Systems, Accessories and Parts

NIGP 72004 Automatic Fueling Systems, Accessories And Parts is an Item code encompassing the purchase of fueling infrastructure, components, and services that state and local governments deploy across their fleets and critical facilities. Recent state and local opportunities show governments procuring replacement fueling systems (hardware and software), bulk fuel supply with tank monitoring, dispensing pumps and parts, propane tank services, and preventive and emergency maintenance on existing fueling infrastructure. Issuing bodies span county general services and fleet operations divisions, city departments, water authorities, fire rescue agencies, and independent utilities. The work ranges from capital projects—such as the City of Rome, Georgia's new fleet fueling system installation and Macon Water Authority's generator fueling system replacement—to ongoing supply and maintenance contracts supporting hundreds of vehicles and critical infrastructure across multiple county locations.

Activity in NIGP 72004 appears across Georgia, California, New York, and Florida in recent months. The County of Solano, California (General Services Department) issued an IFB on July 10, 2026 for bulk fuel supply, delivery, and monitoring services covering approximately 450,000 gallons annually of unleaded gasoline and renewable diesel (RD99) across nine tank locations supporting approximately 700 county fleet assets, with bids due July 20, 2026 and a local-business preference applying. The County of Sacramento issued a Request for Bid on May 15, 2026 for parts inventory (gasoline, diesel, propane, CNG dispensers, and EV charging station components) from manufacturers including Veeder-Root and Wayne Fueling Systems, with a cumulative maximum contract value of $75,000 under the Sacramento County Procurement Alliance (SCoPA) cooperative purchasing agreement. Forsyth County, Georgia solicited as-needed fuel site maintenance and repairs covering ten county fuel dispensing sites through an Invitation to Quote with response due March 19, 2026. Marion County Fire Rescue, Florida, closed a sealed bid in April 2026 for propane tank installation, maintenance, and replacement across 32 fire stations with a three-year initial term. Geographic concentration appears heaviest in California and Georgia, with secondary activity in Florida and New York.