NIGP 82040: Controls: Combustion, Fuel Cut-Off, Hardness, High-Low Water Level, Ignition, etc.

NIGP 82040 Controls: Combustion, Fuel Cut-Off, Hardness, High-Low Water Level, Ignition, Etc., an Item code, encompasses controls and monitoring systems for industrial combustion processes, fuel management, and facility infrastructure operations. State and local governments procure under this code primarily fuel management systems with dispensing controls for vehicle fleets and, at larger scale, combustion controls for industrial waste-to-energy facilities. The Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County's demolition, design, build, operate, and maintain procurement for a new mass-burn waste-to-energy facility processing 2,550 tons per day represents the industrial end of the spectrum; the County of Rockland's replacement of an obsolete fuel management software system and dispensing pumps for approximately 350 vehicles illustrates facility infrastructure and fleet management applications. Issuing bodies include county waste authorities, county departments of general services and facilities management, and related jurisdictional infrastructure agencies. Recent activity shows county-level purchasing predominating over other governmental tiers.

Geographic coverage spans the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions based on recent solicitations. The Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County issued a request for expressions of interest (RFEI 27-501) for the waste-to-energy facility with Letters of Interest due November 18, 2026, and an Industry Day scheduled for December 10, 2026. The County of Rockland Department of General Services issued RFP-RC-2026-017 for fuel management software and dispensing pumps, with a pre-proposal meeting held May 21, 2026, and proposals due June 2, 2026. The Rockland County procurement emphasized cost evaluation (350 points) alongside technical compliance (250 points) and vendor experience (125 points), with contract terms of one year initial plus four one-year renewal options and pricing adjustments capped at Consumer Price Index increases. Both solicitations reflect municipal infrastructure modernization and operational continuity priorities.