NIGP 89053: Separation and Treatment Equipment, Oil/Water

NIGP 89053 Separation and Treatment Equipment, Oil/Water is an Item code encompassing the procurement of specialized equipment and installation services for water and wastewater treatment infrastructure. State and local governments are currently acquiring drive shafts and replacement components for softening and aeration systems, well drilling and development equipment, wastewater screens, and residuals removal services. The issuing bodies include city water departments, county water and wastewater authorities, and state environmental agencies. The City of Holly Hill, Florida recently procured a WesTech DS43 Dual Shaft Drive replacement unit and turnkey installation for its Water Treatment Plant softener through a sole-source IFB notice with an estimated value of $113,067.00. Hillsborough County, Florida is pursuing installation and maintenance of Wet Well Wizard aeration systems across lift stations and wet wells under a five-year sole-source procurement estimated at $5.371 million. Clayton County and Columbia County, Georgia solicited RFPs for drinking water treatment residuals removal and disposal at multiple treatment plant locations, responding to settling pond management needs at operational facilities.

Geographic activity is concentrated in the Southeast and Mountain West. The City of Orem, Utah recently issued competitive bids for well drilling and dual swab development and test pumping services with response dates of October 22, 2026; the scope includes reverse-rotary drilling to 800 feet with 20-inch diameter casing and comprehensive well development. Maryland Environmental Service posted an IFB for potable water production well drilling at Camp Fretterd Military Reservation with a June 12, 2026 response date and a 5% MBE subcontract participation goal, and a separate competitive sealed bid for supply and delivery of a 6-millimeter mechanically cleaned wastewater screen at Dorsey Run Wastewater Treatment Plant with mandatory site visits in May 2026 and a May 28, 2026 bid deadline. The code reflects both capital equipment replacement and ongoing treatment system maintenance work, with issuing bodies managing competitive procurements alongside sole-source acquisitions tied to proprietary or existing infrastructure compatibility requirements.