NIGP 89005: Belt Filter Press and Parts

NIGP 89005 Belt Filter Press And Parts is an Item code under which state and local governments procure replacement and aftermarket components for belt filter press equipment used in water and wastewater treatment solids handling, as well as maintenance and monitoring services for treatment facilities and closed landfills. The issuing bodies include municipal utilities, county purchasing departments, and municipal environmental agencies. The scope of work reflects two distinct streams: procurement of original equipment manufacturer belt press parts and related components to maintain specialized industrial treatment equipment; and contracting for groundwater, gas, and sediment monitoring and removal services at wastewater and landfill facilities where belt presses or similar separation equipment are deployed. The City of Tampa's single-source procurement for SernaTech belt press parts through Compositech Products Manufacturing Inc. exemplifies the parts-supply side; Henry County and the City of Fairburn's monitoring and pond-maintenance solicitations show the service-oriented applications.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia and Florida. The City of Tampa issued an Intent to Single Source (ISS 26-X-01578) for SernaTech belt press parts from Compositech Products Manufacturing Inc., with objections due August 6, 2026, addressing the David L. Tippin Water Treatment Facility's solids treatment division. Henry County, Georgia issued RFP #27-06 Groundwater/Methane Gas Monitoring Services with a response deadline of September 10, 2026, covering groundwater and methane gas monitoring at closed municipal solid waste landfills; evaluation weights qualifications and experience at 35 points, key staff at 25 points, methodology at 35 points, and cost at 5 points, with a possible 15 additional points from oral presentation. The City of Fairburn, Georgia, issued RFP 26-008 for retention pond cleaning, maintenance, and sediment removal at two locations with a response deadline of June 4, 2026, requiring a mandatory pre-proposal site visit on May 13, 2026, and unit-price and lump-sum pricing for dredging, hauling, dewatering, and mobilization. A local-vendor preference within five percent of the low out-of-county bid applies to Henry County's award.