NIGP 89049: Ozone and Oxygen Generating Equipment and Parts

NIGP 89049 Ozone and Oxygen Generating Equipment and Parts, an Item code, covers replacement and service of specialized gas-handling equipment and related consumables at municipal water treatment, emergency services, and wastewater facilities. State and local governments procure under this code replacement drive shafts and motors for water softening equipment, medical-grade compressed oxygen in multiple tank sizes with rental and testing services, cylinder hydrostatic testing and requalification, and fixed atmospheric monitoring instruments designed to detect oxygen depletion alongside hazardous gases such as hydrogen sulfide, methane, chlorine, and ozone. Issuing bodies include municipal water departments, county emergency medical services, city fire departments, and municipal utilities departments; these are typically smaller, asset-intensive procurement events tied to equipment replacement cycles, emergency supply contracts, and regulatory compliance at specific facilities rather than continuous commodity purchasing.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Arizona. The City of Holly Hill, Florida pursued a $113,067 sole-source replacement of a drive shaft unit for water softener equipment through notice SS202001 in September 2020. Collier County Emergency Medical Services issued RFQ QQ2026152 (due October 8, 2026) for medical-grade oxygen in ten tank sizes, tank rental, hydrostatic testing, and emergency delivery capability, with anticipated annual spending around $12,000. The City of Fort Worth issued RFQt 26-0309 (due September 14, 2026) for DOT-certified cylinder testing, requalification, and mobile testing services for SCBA, SCUBA, and medical oxygen cylinders at four Fire Department locations on an as-needed basis under a one-year initial term with four optional renewals. The City of Phoenix Water Services Department solicited sealed offers under IFB-27-0435 (due September 4, 2026) for fixed atmospheric monitoring instruments to detect oxygen depletion and related hazardous gases at water and wastewater facilities, with a five-year firm-fixed term and DBE-N program participation required; the pre-offer conference occurred August 25, 2026.