NIGP 72056: Pumps, Miscellaneous (Not Otherwise Classified)

NIGP 72056 Pumps, Miscellaneous (Not Otherwise Classified), Item code, covers spare parts, accessories, service and repair for specialized pump equipment, as well as procurement and installation of specific pump systems including centrifuges, rotary presses, vertical turbine units, submersible and bypass pumps across water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure. State and local governments buying under this code source replacement equipment, OEM-certified parts, labor-intensive repair and maintenance services, and turnkey installations from water utilities, county departments of watershed management, municipal water and wastewater treatment facilities, and county commissioners' offices. Recent solicitations show issuing bodies spanning Florida cities (Oviedo, Tampa, Ocala, Sanford, Port Orange, Palm Bay), Georgia counties (Gwinnett, Floyd, Lowndes, Fulton County Atlanta), Texas municipal water districts and educational service districts, Massachusetts municipalities (Gloucester, Bristol Community College), and specialized authorities including Tampa Bay Water and Hillsborough County; repeat buyers include Gwinnett County (multiple annual bypass pumping contracts), Ocala Water Resources Department (centrifuge and rotary press installations), Hillsborough County (multi-million-dollar sole-source agreements for Flygt and Xylem equipment), and City of Gloucester (recurring pump station parts procurements).

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (particularly the Tampa Bay and Central Florida regions) and Georgia, with secondary activity in Texas, Massachusetts, Utah, Idaho, and Pennsylvania. Representative recent work spans Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners soliciting annual bypass pumping services on ITB BL145-26 with response due October 23, 2026; City of Ocala Water Resources Department conducting two mandatory-pre-bid ITBs for centrifuge installation (ITB WRS/260503, response April 7, 2026) and rotary press procurement (ITB WRS/260536, response April 8, 2026); City of Sanford requesting sealed bids on IFB 25/26-15 for modifications to pump stations at the North Water Reclamation Facility with a $6.3 million engineer's estimate and response due August 13, 2026; and Hillsborough County awarding a five-year sole-source to Xylem for Flygt pumps, parts, and labor at $16.656 million and to TSC Jacobs for multi-manufacturer parts and maintenance services at $4.934 million. High-value, long-term standardization contracts dominate activity; sole-source and intent-to-sole-source notices appear frequently, reflecting equipment-specific requirements and OEM certification constraints. Competitive sealed bids, RFPs, and ITBs remain active for equipment replacement, installation labor, and bypass/emergency pumping services where competitive sourcing is permitted.