NIGP 87510: Artificial Insemination Equipment (for Semen Ejaculation, Freezing, Storage, and Use)

NIGP 87510 Artificial Insemination Equipment (For Semen Ejaculation, Freezing, Storage, And Use) is an Item code that in recent state and local procurement activity covers specialized veterinary services — particularly comprehensive animal care including surgical services, emergency treatment, spay/neuter procedures, vaccinations, and diagnostic imaging. County governments and municipal animal-control agencies are the primary buyers under this code. The scope of work reflects what veterinary service providers actually deliver: full-service animal medical care with 24/7 availability where specified, board-certified specialists in fields such as surgery and oncology, advanced diagnostic equipment (MRI, CT imaging), and boarding capacity. Contractors typically operate as fixed-fee vendors with firm pricing held throughout multi-year terms and assume responsibility for all staffing, materials, equipment, and facility operations. Professional liability insurance, workers' compensation, and background clearances are standard contractual requirements.

Orange County, California (Sheriff-Coroner) and Pinal County, Arizona represent recent issuing bodies in this space. Orange County Sheriff-Coroner issued IFB #060-3113519-MB in July 2026 seeking specialized veterinary and boarding services for the K-9 unit, with bids due September 3, 2026 and a 5% local small-business and DVBE preference available; the contract carries a three-year initial term, renewable for two additional years. Pinal County Animal Care & Control posted RFP 264131 in May 2026 for as-needed veterinary services including examination, surgery, spay/neuter, and emergency care, with proposals due June 4, 2026 through the Bonfire Purchasing System and contract commencement June 17, 2026 for an initial one-year term with four one-year renewal options. Activity in this code concentrates in the Southwest and appears fragmented across county-level animal-control and law-enforcement functions rather than concentrated in a single state or issuing body.