NIGP 72012: Booster or Circulating Pumps, In-Line

NIGP 72012 Booster Or Circulating Pumps, In-Line, Item, encompasses the supply, installation, and maintenance of booster and circulation pump systems for water treatment, wastewater reclamation, emergency response, and municipal infrastructure applications. State and local governments are actively soliciting under this code to procure pumps and related equipment for lift stations, water distribution booster stations, bypass operations, emergency response systems, and wastewater treatment plant operations, with recent RFPs and IFBs showing demand for both equipment procurement and comprehensive maintenance and repair services. Issuing bodies span water authorities, municipal water and public works departments, county environmental protection and solid waste agencies, state departments of environmental protection and transportation, and special-purpose water and wastewater districts across Florida, Georgia, California, Arizona, Utah, Massachusetts, New Mexico, North Carolina, and other states. Water utilities and special districts such as Tohopekaliga Water Authority (Florida), St. Johns River Water Management District (Florida), Fulton County Department of Watershed Management (Georgia), and the City of Tucson Water Department (Arizona) appear repeatedly as active buyers; municipal public works departments and county departments of environmental protection are secondary but consistent users.

Recent opportunities reflect a broad mix of transactional patterns. The Fulton County Department of Watershed Management issued IFB/GS/DWM/2606-1260240 on July 19, 2026, requesting hose pump parts and replacement components for Watson-Marlow Bredel pumps at multiple Water Reclamation Centers, with bids due July 31, 2026. The St. Johns River Water Management District posted ITB16494 on July 17, 2026, soliciting submersible groundwater pumps (Grundfos GeoFlo 3 and Redi-Flo2 models) for environmental sampling across its 18-county service area, with an estimated budget of $199,990 and bids due July 31, 2026. Murray City Corporation issued solicitation 2629 on July 13, 2026, for a complete vehicle maintenance fluid delivery and waste fluid recovery system including pumps, storage tanks, and dispensing equipment for its new Public Works Facility, with bids due July 21, 2026. The Town of Byromville, Georgia, solicited bids for the Emerging Contaminants Improvements project requiring a booster pump with electrical components and SCADA calibration, due August 13, 2026. The County of Orange, California, has been among the most active recent buyers, posting multiple IFBs including one for a 6-inch trailer-mounted solids handling by-pass trash pump for Frank R. Bowerman Landfill (IFB2993053204JDW, due May 7, 2026) and another for submersible pump replacement at Los Alamitos Pump Station (IFB0803034801RN, contract amount not to exceed $67,566.76). Activity concentrates in Florida, California, Georgia, and Arizona, with Florida water utilities driving a notable share of recent solicitations. The code sees activity from both discrete pump-supply contracts and longer-term maintenance and repair service agreements spanning multiple years and multiple facilities, reflecting the embedded operational role pumps play in municipal water and wastewater infrastructure.