NIGP 82092: Turbines, Steam Driven

NIGP 82092 Turbines, Steam Driven is an Item code that encompasses components, parts, and repair services for steam-driven turbine systems used in power generation and heating facilities across state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments procure replacement parts such as igniter assemblies, flame detectors, exciter ignition units, and sensors for combined-cycle and simple-cycle gas turbines, as well as filters and scrubber equipment supporting turbine operations. Repair and maintenance services for steam supply line systems, condensate piping, and related turbine infrastructure also fall within the code's scope. The issuing bodies include municipal utilities and energy authorities (particularly Austin Energy in Texas), county housing authorities, county facilities and fleet departments, and waste-to-energy authorities. Austin Energy at the Sand Hill Energy Center appears as a repeat buyer of turbine parts and components through multiple competitive quotation solicitations.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas and Pennsylvania. The City of Austin Purchasing Office has posted six quotation requests since June 2026 for turbine components including optical flame detectors (IFQ 1100 AGM1013, due June 25, 2026), exciter ignition units for LM6000 gas turbines (IFQ 1100 AGM1017, due August 5, 2026), filter and scrubber equipment (IFQ 1100 AGM1018, due August 11, 2026), additional flame detectors (IFQ 1100 AGM1019, due August 21, 2026), sensors for LM6000 equipment (IFQ 1100 BAS1103, due October 6, 2026), and CCGT igniter assembly tips (IFQ1100AGM1030, due October 22, 2026). The Harrisburg Housing Authority in Pennsylvania posted an IFB for boiler steam supply line riser repairs (IFB 2026-08, due August 1, 2026) subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage and HUD Section 3 employment requirements. The County of Santa Clara Procurement Department solicited an as-needed steam and condensate systems repairs contract (ITB-PRC-FY26-0708, due June 15, 2026) valued at $5.4 million as a prevailing-wage public work. The Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County posted a RFEI for demolition, design, build, operate, and maintain services for a mass-burn waste-to-energy facility (RFEI 27-501, LOI due November 18, 2026) featuring three 850-ton-per-day boilers and a potential 20+ year O&M term.