NIGP 89049: Ozone and Oxygen Generating Equipment and Parts

NIGP 89049 Ozone And Oxygen Generating Equipment And Parts is an Item code encompassing replacement parts, maintenance services, and consumables for water treatment ozone systems and medical-grade oxygen supply. State and local governments procure under this code replacement components for ozone generators at municipal water treatment plants (notably the SUEZ and WEDECO units in Dallas's three plants), standalone oxygen delivery for emergency services, filter assemblies for equipment supporting ozone generation, and comprehensive maintenance and technical support agreements. Issuing bodies include cities (Dallas, Tampa, Detroit, Holly Hill) and county water resource departments (Hillsborough County, Florida) managing water treatment infrastructure. The code also captures sole-source and proprietary parts procurement when municipal treatment systems lock into specific OEM equipment lineups.

Recent solicitation activity concentrates in Texas and Florida. The City of Dallas issued a 36-month ID/IQ contract RFQ (BH2600029988, due May 15, 2026) for ozone system maintenance, support, and replacement parts across three water treatment plants with requirements for five-business-day field service response and 24/7 technical support; the RFQ names a $23.06 per hour wage floor, Dallas Regional Inclusive Vendor Enterprise (DRIVE) SBE participation goals, and local preference provisions. The City of Tampa posted an RFQ (26P00181, due March 20, 2026) for a Dollinger 49-10K99 filter expander inlet component. The City of Detroit issued an RFQ (545340, due April 24, 2026) for medical-grade oxygen in H-size tanks delivered weekly to Detroit Emergency Medical Services with equalization credits available for Detroit-based and minority-owned certifications. Hillsborough County, Florida awarded a five-year sole-source contract to DXP Enterprises, Inc. (SS2600135, posted January 30, 2026) for proprietary equipment and parts from twelve OEM suppliers across water and wastewater treatment facilities, with an estimated value of $6,600,000. The City of Dallas also solicited hydrostatic testing services for DO2 and SCBA cylinders (IFSDFDB1700024, due March 18, 2026) and ozone monitor parts (IFSDWUB6000053, due February 13, 2026).