NIGP 80594: Weight Lifting Equipment and Accessories

NIGP 80594 Weight Lifting Equipment and Accessories is an Item code under which state and local governments procure commercial-grade fitness equipment, maintenance services, and repair support across police, fire, sheriff, parks and recreation, school, and military facilities. Recent solicitations show a market split between new equipment purchases (often bundled with installation and warranty), preventative maintenance contracts (quarterly or semi-annual inspection and servicing), and on-call repair services. Equipment brands regularly specified include Life Fitness, Precor, TRUE, Cybex, Hoist, Vision Fitness, Hammer Strength, Star Trac, and Woodway. Issuing bodies span county sheriff offices, municipal police and fire departments, city parks and recreation systems, independent school districts, state higher-education institutions, state departments of public safety and military affairs, and regional fire rescue operations. Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office, City of Tucson Parks and Recreation, Atlanta Fire Rescue Department, and San Antonio Fire Department appear as repeat recent buyers.

Recent opportunities cluster in Utah, Arizona, Texas, Florida, Georgia, and Maine, with multistate cooperative purchasing vehicles (such as Sourcewell) extending reach nationally. Representative recent solicitations include Salt Lake County Sheriff's Office requesting quarterly preventative maintenance and as-needed repair for equipment at detention and administration facilities (RFC, due October 29, 2026, estimated annual cost $4,000); City of Tucson soliciting new fitness equipment, quarterly preventative maintenance, and on-call repair across Parks and Recreation, Police, and Fire departments (RFP 270143, due October 15, 2026, with Section 3 HUD compliance required); Jordan School District seeking exercise equipment maintenance and repair across 22 locations in Utah (IFB 26DB305, due May 19, 2026); and Atlanta Fire Rescue Department conducting a multi-step sealed bid process for purchase, installation, preventive maintenance, and onsite repair of commercial-grade fitness equipment across eighteen equipment groups (pre-qualification phase due June 30, 2026). Contract terms typically run one to six years with renewal options, and pricing models combine hourly labor rates plus OEM parts discounts, with all-inclusive service rates increasingly common for preventative maintenance bundles.