NIGP 89022: Desalination Equipment, Water Treatment

NIGP 89022 Desalination Equipment, Water Treatment is an Item code that encompasses chemical treatment services, monitoring equipment, and replacement parts for municipal water and wastewater systems, including chilled water loop treatment, cooling tower servicing, clearwell construction, particle counter installation, and proprietary equipment maintenance. State and local governments procure under this code through a mix of city water utilities, county water resources departments, school districts, and convention centers seeking to optimize water system performance, reduce consumption, and maintain treatment infrastructure. Recent solicitations show cities and counties contracting for ongoing chemical treatment programs with data-driven monitoring, one-time equipment replacements and installations, and annual requirements contracts for pumps and specialized instrumentation. School districts and facility operators solicit for comprehensive chilled water and cooling system treatment across multiple locations.

Recent activity spans Florida, Georgia, and Arizona. The Tampa Convention Center (RFP 26P00432, response due July 28, 2026) is procuring comprehensive water treatment services for central chilled water and cooling tower systems with an SBE participation component. The City of LaGrange, Georgia (IFB PE74150NONST2026000000025, closed June 8, 2026) procured treatment chemicals including powdered activated carbon, aluminum sulfate, sodium chlorite, chlorine, and caustic soda for its water filter and wastewater treatment plants over a twelve-month fiscal period. The School Board of Seminole County, Florida (ITB 25260080BTL, closed March 31, 2026) established a three-year contract with optional two-year renewal for chilled water loop treatment services across 50 school locations at monthly rates ranging from $85 to $1,950 per facility. The City of Tucson (annual requirements contract 260134) solicited lineshaft pump bowl assemblies for its potable water treatment facility, evaluating bids on delivered price plus 15,000-hour operating cost. Gwinnett County, Georgia (IFB PE77023NONST2026000000527, response due May 8, 2026) sought 13 Chemtrac PC3400 particle counters with installation at two filter plants. Hillsborough County, Florida (sole source SS2600135) executed a five-year proprietary equipment, parts, and maintenance contract with DXP Enterprises, Inc. valued at $6,600,000.00 across multiple OEM manufacturers for water, reclaimed, and wastewater facilities.