NIGP 89053: Separation and Treatment Equipment, Oil/Water

NIGP 89053 Separation and Treatment Equipment, Oil/Water (Item) encompasses equipment supply and maintenance services for removing contaminants from drinking water and wastewater streams, including mechanical screens, drive systems, oil-water separators, and treatment residuals removal. State and local governments soliciting under this code include water authorities, environmental service agencies, county boards of commissioners, cities, and transit authorities. Recent opportunities range from supply of specialized screening equipment and replacement components to ongoing maintenance contracts and residuals disposal services at treatment facilities. Work is issued across multiple jurisdictions and notice types, including both competitive sealed bids (IFB) for equipment procurement and RFPs for service contracts.

Recent activity shows Georgia water authorities and the Maryland Environmental Service as active buyers. Clayton County and Columbia County in Georgia issued overlapping RFPs (response date July 30, 2026) for drinking water treatment residuals removal and disposal at the Jim Blanchard and Clarks Hill water treatment plants, with scope covering removal from settling ponds and full disposal operations at both locations. The Maryland Environmental Service solicited competitive sealed bids (response date June 12, 2026) for potable water production well drilling and testing at Camp Fretterd Military Reservation in Baltimore County, with a mandatory pre-bid conference on May 22, 2026, and a 5% MBE subcontract participation goal. Maryland Environmental Service also issued an IFB (response date May 28, 2026) for supply and delivery of a 6-millimeter mechanically cleaned wastewater screen at the Dorsey Run Wastewater Treatment Plant in Jessup, Anne Arundel County, with mandatory site visits required on May 6 and May 8, 2026. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority (MBTA) issued IFB 61-26 (response date April 24, 2026) for a four-year oil and water separation maintenance contract covering quarterly and monthly cleaning at multiple facilities, requiring a valid Massachusetts Hazardous Waste Transporter's License and 40-hour OSHA certification for personnel, with a pre-bid conference on April 10, 2026.