NIGP 83058: Steel Tanks, Portable Type (for Diesel Fuel, Gasoline, Kerosene, Liquid Fertilizers, Water, etc.)

NIGP 83058 Steel Tanks, Portable Type (For Diesel Fuel, Gasoline, Kerosene, Liquid Fertilizers, Water, Etc.) is an Item code under which state and local governments procure portable storage tanks, tank rental and servicing, and fuel-handling equipment to support fleet operations, emergency services, and facility maintenance. Recent solicitations show demand for CO2 portable tanks serving aquatic facility maintenance, compressed natural gas fuel tanks for transit buses, diesel storage tank cleaning and treatment for fleet operations, and complete fleet fueling system installations. Counties, municipalities, and transit authorities dominate the issuing-body mix, with Collier County, Florida appearing twice in the recent activity window with separate CO2 tank rental solicitations, alongside one-time procurements from Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS), Orange County Transportation Authority, City of Rome, Georgia, City of Little Rock, and San Bernardino County.

Recent opportunities span Florida, California, North Carolina, and Georgia. Collier County issued two Quick Quote solicitations (QQ2026144 and QQ2026136) for FY27 CO2 tank rental, refill, and delivery at six county aquatic facilities, with monthly rental of 750- and 125-cubic-foot portable tanks and per-pound pricing for CO2 delivery estimated at 100,000 pounds annually for rental tanks and 20,000 pounds for county-owned tanks; Orange County Transportation Authority released IFB 250095 for procurement and installation of 336 Hexagon Agility CNG fuel tank cylinders (315.4 L capacity) on forty-eight transit buses at $2,721,744.00 firm fixed-price through June 30, 2028; Charlotte Area Transit System solicited proposals for fuel treatment, tank cleaning, biocide application, and laboratory testing on eight diesel underground storage tanks across two locations; and San Bernardino County Service Area 70F requested sealed bids for a Wildland Firefighting Helitanker Station construction project featuring a permanent 3,000-5,000-gallon open-top aerial refilling cistern system with solar backup power and dechlorination capability. Collier County's repeat solicitation activity and the scale of OCTA's transit-fleet tank replacement suggest both recurring demand and significant single-project opportunities in this code.