NIGP 89017: Contaminated Groundwater Treatment Equipment

NIGP 89017 Contaminated Groundwater Treatment Equipment, an Item code, encompasses replacement drive shafts, membranes, chemical feed systems, and specialized components for water and wastewater treatment plants that address groundwater contamination or advanced treatment needs. State and local governments procure under this code primarily through sole-source replacements tied to legacy equipment manufacturers, competitive bids for membrane pre-qualifications and component replacements, and design-build contracts for facility upgrades targeting specific contaminants such as 1,4-Dioxane and PFASs. Issuing bodies span municipal water departments, county water agencies, university facilities management, and special-purpose water districts. Recent solicitations show a mix of small-dollar component procurements (the City of Holly Hill's $113,067 drive shaft replacement through sole source) alongside large capital projects (the City of Sanford's $48.5 million design-build water treatment plant improvement) and routine equipment maintenance (the Atlanta Department of Watershed Management's Watson-Marlow Bredel hose pump parts bid, the West Basin Municipal Water District's microfiltration membrane pre-qualification).

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and California. The City of Holly Hill and City of Sanford (both Florida) pursued sole-source and design-build procurements respectively for treatment plant equipment replacement; Orange County, Florida issued an $11.008 million IFB for ground storage tank and variable frequency drive improvements due June 9, 2026; West Basin Municipal Water District (Los Angeles County, California) opened SOQ submissions for submerged microfiltration membrane suppliers due May 26, 2026; and the County of Sacramento, Department of Waste Management and Recycling solicited multi-year laboratory testing services for groundwater quality monitoring across three landfill facilities. Additional recent opportunities include the Atlanta Department of Watershed Management's IFB for Watson-Marlow Bredel hose pump parts (due October 2, 2026), the Tampa Convention Center's bid for chilled water and cooling tower treatment services referencing SBE participation, and the City of LaGrange, Georgia's sealed bid for water and wastewater treatment chemicals (due June 8, 2026). Scope spans replacement components for existing equipment, pre-qualification processes for new membrane and chemical suppliers, and full design-build facility upgrades driven by regulatory compliance or contaminant removal objectives.