NIGP 89077: Waste Water Reclamation Systems and Parts

NIGP 89077 Waste Water Reclamation Systems And Parts, an Item code, encompasses replacement components, mechanical equipment, instrumentation, and treatment systems that state and local governments procure to maintain, rehabilitate, and upgrade wastewater collection, treatment, and reclamation infrastructure. Recent opportunities show demand for drive shafts, valve actuators, centrifugal and pneumatic pumps, turbo blowers, level sensors, UV disinfection systems, polymer blending units, reverse osmosis skids, clarifier rehabilitation, force mains, lift stations, and related OEM parts and services delivered by authorized dealers and equipment manufacturers. State and local buyers under this code include water reclamation facilities operated by municipal public utilities departments, county utilities authorities, regional water districts, sewerage districts, and state universities. Recent solicitations come from Florida cities (St. Petersburg, Bend, Holly Hill, Plant City, Sanford, Orlando) and Florida counties (Brevard, Collier, Seminole, Orange, Hillsborough) purchasing replacement equipment and parts; Oregon jurisdictions (Clackamas County Water Environment Services, Deschutes County, City of Bend) procuring treatment systems and infrastructure upgrades; Georgia municipalities (Atlanta, Alpharetta, Rome, Savannah, Cobb County, Bremen); and additional activity in Wisconsin (Madison Metropolitan Sewerage District), California (West Basin Municipal Water District), and Mississippi (Pearl River County Utility Authority).

The work being solicited reflects both emergency/corrective maintenance and planned capital rehabilitation: the City of Holly Hill procured a replacement WesTech drive shaft for a softener unit as sole-source equipment ($113,067, RFQ notice, September 22, 2020 response date); Brevard County sought OEM Grundfos guide rails through sole-source procurement (August 5, 2026 deadline); the City of Bend issued an IFB for a 400-horsepower APG-Neuros turbo blower installation and commissioning (November 18, 2026 deadline, $914,000–$1,059,000 engineer's estimate). Broader-scope opportunities include Collier County's $4 million reverse osmosis skid rehabilitation (April 24, 2026 bid date), Seminole County's standing on-call master service agreement for wastewater pump station maintenance and repair, and Clackamas County's RFP for a UV disinfection system serving wastewater treatment (June 24, 2026 closing, $40,000 design services cap with substantial capital equipment investment). Sole-source and brand-standardization notices dominate the opportunities block, signaling that once equipment is installed, follow-on procurement for parts, service, and replacements locks in the original manufacturer or authorized representative—Gardner Denver Nash for centrifugal blowers, Grundfos for lift station components, Siemens for SCADA and controls, Endress + Hauser and ABB for instrumentation and drives at Clackamas County. Geographic concentration is heaviest in Florida (especially the Tampa Bay, Orlando, and Miami regions), Oregon (Clackamas, Deschutes), and Georgia (Atlanta metro), with recurring buyers including Collier County, Seminole County, Brevard County, and the City of St. Petersburg repeat-purchasing valve actuators and treatment system components.