NIGP 72020: Control Devices for Motor Fuel Dispensing/Security/Management

NIGP 72020 Control Devices For Motor Fuel Dispensing/Security/Management is an Item code under which state and local governments procure fuel storage and dispensing infrastructure, including tank monitoring systems, fuel delivery logistics, underground and aboveground storage tank replacements, and integrated control and security devices for fueling operations. Recent solicitations reflect procurement for new fleet fueling systems, bulk fuel supply with remote tank monitoring, generator fueling system replacements, and maintenance and repair services at fuel dispensing sites across county and municipal jurisdictions.

Activity spans county governments, municipalities, water authorities, and special districts across the Southeast and West. The County of Solano, California issued an IFB in July 2026 for bulk fuel supply, delivery, and monitoring services for unleaded gasoline and renewable diesel to nine fuel storage tanks across six county locations, supporting approximately 700 fleet assets with estimated annual consumption of 450,000 gallons; pricing is structured on an OPIS index markup with delivered pricing inclusive of freight. Butts County, Georgia posted an ITB in May 2026 for annual fuel supply (E-10 gasoline and diesel #2) to the Public Works fuel station, targeting 204,000 annual gallons with pricing on OPIS markup and delivery within 24 hours of order. The City of Rome, Georgia solicited proposals in July 2026 for a new fleet fueling system at a single location. Forsyth County, Georgia issued an Invitation to Quote in February 2026 for as-needed maintenance and repair services at ten county fuel dispensing sites (underground and aboveground storage tanks and GASBOY dispensers) with 72-hour non-emergency response and 24-hour emergency response windows. The Macon Water Authority in Georgia posted an IFB in June 2026 for installation of a generator fueling system replacement, requiring 51% self-performance by the general contractor on a lump-sum basis with mandatory pre-bid attendance and Georgia Utility Contractor License requirements.