NIGP 76535: Hydraulic Attachments and Accessories (Hammers, Rams, etc.)

NIGP 76535 Hydraulic Attachments And Accessories (Hammers, Rams, Etc.), an Item code, encompasses mobile on-site repair, replacement, and service of hydraulic hose assemblies, fittings, and related components for municipal equipment fleets, as well as cathodic protection system installation, testing, and monitoring for water infrastructure assets. State and local buyers posting under this code include city public works departments, state water agencies, and transportation authorities soliciting both reactive maintenance services and planned infrastructure system deployments. The City of Phoenix Public Works Department issued IFB 27-FSD-0353 on July 8, 2026 (response due August 13, 2026) for hydraulic hose repair and replacement services across multiple service centers and aviation facilities, with a 90-day warranty requirement, two-hour emergency response target, and a three-year initial term with two one-year renewal options. The California Department of Water Resources posted IFB #10215192 on May 18, 2026 (response due June 16, 2026) for cathodic protection testing, troubleshooting, installation, repair, replacement, remote monitoring, and database services across five State Water Project facility locations, requiring California Class A, C-10, and C-57licenses and a mandatory 3.0 percent Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise participation commitment.

Activity under the code concentrates in Arizona and California, with ancillary opportunities in Pennsylvania and Texas. Phoenix represents a high-volume municipal buyer executing multi-year framework agreements with premium after-hours service rates and strict warranty terms. California's water agency solicitations emphasize specialized licensing, prevailing wage compliance, and DVBE participation thresholds. Issuing bodies are predominantly state departments and municipal public works divisions executing three-year contracts with renewal options and structured rate schedules (hourly labor, equipment rates, materials at cost-plus markup). Geographic reach spans the Southwest and Pacific Coast states where infrastructure maintenance and water system modernization drive recurring demand.