NIGP 84532: Lead Test Kits

NIGP 84532 Lead Test Kits, an Item code, encompasses assembled safety equipment packages and related supplies that state and local governments purchase to support lead remediation, abatement, and compliance programs. The City of St. Petersburg, Florida recently solicited lead-safe work practice equipment, homeowner safety kits, and mobile containment units through an IFB to establish a one-year as-needed contract. State and local jurisdictions buying under this code seek pre-assembled kits and coordinated supply packages rather than individual components — specifically EPA Renovation, Repair and Painting (RRP) Compliance Kits for contractor use, homeowner lead safety kits with contents specified or modifiable by the purchasing entity, contractor personal protective equipment such as steel-toe safety boots, and mobile containment units for work-site isolation. Issuing bodies include municipalities operating lead reduction programs typically funded through federal or state grants; the City of St. Petersburg's solicitation reflects the pattern of local health and public works departments managing lead-hazard mitigation in residential areas.

The source supports a single recent opportunity. The City of St. Petersburg, Florida posted IFB 26307 on October 6, 2026, with proposals due October 13, 2026, seeking estimated quantities of approximately 120 pairs of ASTM F2413-24 compliant steel-toe safety boots, 120 EPA RRP Compliance Kits, 100 assembled homeowner lead safety kits, and 25 mobile containment units. The City reserved the right to award on a split-order, lump-sum, or individual item basis and imposed Business Enterprise participation requirements. Contractors must submit unit pricing for each line item with all costs including product acquisition, assembly, packaging, and delivery; standard delivery is within ten business days of purchase order receipt, with expedited delivery within five business days preferred when available. The contract runs from execution through May 1, 2027, with potential extension contingent on additional grant funding and City authorization.