NIGP 89004: Bar and Trash Screen Equipment and Parts

NIGP 89004 Bar and Trash Screen Equipment and Parts, an Item code, covers the installation, maintenance, and supply of mechanical screening systems, trash traps, and related infrastructure that remove debris and solids from wastewater flows and surface water at municipal facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying mechanical bar screens with compactor systems and precast concrete infrastructure for wastewater treatment; floating-barrier trash trap systems installed at multiple creek and stream crossing sites; replacement parts and re-manufacturing services for proprietary screening equipment; and consumable trash and recycling bags used across municipal operations. Issuing bodies include county commissions (Paulding County, Georgia), cities (South Fulton, Tampa, Fairburn, and Richardson), and county water resource departments (Hillsborough County, Florida). The code spans both capital infrastructure projects and ongoing consumable and maintenance contracts.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia and Florida. Paulding County Board of Commissioners solicited sealed bids through July 31, 2026 for installation of a mechanical wastewater bar screen with compactor conveyor system, precast concrete structure, and related piping and electrical work at Paulding County Jail. The City of South Fulton issued ITB 26-31 with a July 2, 2026 response deadline for trash trap installation and maintenance services at three new waterway sites and maintenance-only at an existing site, establishing one or more IDIQ contracts with one-year terms renewable through year four and a minimum purchase guarantee of $5,000. The City of Fairburn issued RFP 26-008 with a June 4, 2026 deadline for retention pond cleaning, maintenance, and sediment removal at two locations, requiring separate lump-sum and unit-price proposals. The City of Tampa posted an Intent to Single Source for Hydro-Dyne Screening System replacement parts and re-manufacturing services (response due March 20, 2026). The City of Richardson issued two separate solicitations for recycle and trash bags—an ITB in April 2026 with approximately $300,000 estimated annual spend and an RFP in May 2026 with annual quantities ranging from 100 to 35,000 rolls or boxes across four polyethylene bag types meeting ASTM standards. Hillsborough County's Water Resources Department conducted a sole-source procurement with DXP Enterprises for proprietary equipment, parts, and maintenance services across multiple water and wastewater facilities, valued at $6.6 million over five years.