NIGP 76518: Crushing Plants, Elevators, Furnaces, Kilns, Pugmills, and Stabilizing Material Plants

NIGP 76518 Crushing Plants, Elevators, Furnaces, Kilns, Pugmills, and Stabilizing Material Plants (Item) encompasses elevator repair, maintenance, and retrofit services for building and industrial vertical conveyance systems, as well as concrete and asphalt material crushing and screening operations serving public works and waste disposal infrastructure. State and local governments procure these services across city facilities, county waste and recycling operations, and specialized infrastructure projects. Recent solicitations show demand for preventive maintenance contracts covering multiple elevator units across municipal building portfolios, specialized elevator repair for industrial equipment such as ship-to-shore container gantry crane elevators, and material processing services for construction waste and aggregate preparation. The issuing-body mix includes city procurement offices, county purchasing departments, county environmental service agencies, and specialized waste management authorities. The City of Tucson, Broward County, Cherokee County, Maryland Environmental Service, and Santa Clara County have issued solicitations under this code within the past four months.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Arizona, Maryland, Georgia, and California, with recent opportunities posted across both coastal and inland jurisdictions. Representative recent work includes the City of Tucson's RFP (260200, due July 7, 2026) for comprehensive preventive maintenance and repair of approximately 47 vertical conveyance units across city facilities, with federal Section 3 employment and DBE participation requirements tied to HUD and FTA funding; Cherokee County Board of Commissioners' IFB (PE77123NONST2027000000137, due August 25, 2026) for concrete and asphalt crushing services supporting Public Works; Broward County's RFI (BLD6232026F21, due September 29, 2026) to assess market availability for Alimak Hek industrial elevator repair and parts support for fourteen gantry crane elevators; and Maryland Environmental Service's IFB (1264605, due June 8, 2026) for rock and material screening and sorting services processing approximately 130,000 cubic yards of spoils at the Harford Waste Disposal Center with a Small Business Reserve designation and 15 percent MBE subcontract participation goal.