NIGP 76577: Sweepers, Drag Brooms, etc. and Parts (see Class 365 for Warehouse Power Brooms and 035-81 for Runway Sweepers)

NIGP 76577 Sweepers, Drag Brooms, Etc. and Parts (Item) captures state and local procurement of mechanical and battery-electric sweeping equipment, including compact street and parking-lot sweepers, mini-sweepers, parts inventory, and related maintenance services. Recent opportunities show demand across city public works departments, county transportation and facilities operations, airport commissions, state DOTs, and transit authorities for both equipment acquisition and ongoing service contracts. The mix includes one-time capital purchases of new sweeper fleets, cooperative purchasing vehicles through authorized dealers, and standalone maintenance and repair services agreements with vendor-managed part inventories.

Activity concentrates in Florida, California, Illinois, and Oregon, with recent solicitations from Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners (multiple road maintenance vehicle and street sweeping ITBs), the City of Pittsburgh Department of Public Works (sweeper maintenance and repair IFB with DBE participation goals), the California Department of Transportation (battery-electric compact and mini-sweeper IFBs), the Illinois State Toll Highway Authority (mechanical street sweeper IFB), and the Illinois Department of Transportation (five-unit street sweeper IFB). Representative opportunities include Hillsborough County's street sweeping services ITB-26-00408 (estimated $1.564 million over two years, response due October 2, 2026, incumbent USA Services of Florida, LLC), the City of Pittsburgh's sweeper maintenance and repair IFB #2026-IFB-043 (authorized dealers for Applied Sweeper, Elgin, FMC, and Tennant Sweeper, two-year term with renewal options, 18 percent MBE / 7 percent WBE participation goals), Savannah Airport Commission's single mini-sweeper RFQ (specifications requiring 7-foot maximum height, 4–6 foot width, 7-foot minimum sweep width, 1.5 cubic yard hopper, integrated 50-gallon water tank, response due September 18, 2026), and the California Department of Transportation's battery-electric compact-mini sweeper IFB 32-12-6667 (one unit, 2 cubic yard hopper, 50 kWh lithium battery minimum, response due June 1, 2026, small business preference available). The City of Eugene's notice of intent to use cooperative contract for Freightliner street sweepers through Sourcewell ($782,000 estimated) signals ongoing use of cooperative vehicles in this category.