NIGP 89089: Well Pointing Systems, Accessories and Parts

NIGP Item 89089 Well Pointing Systems, Accessories And Parts covers well construction, rehabilitation, maintenance, and component replacement work that state and local water utilities actively solicit. Recent opportunities show jurisdictions procuring comprehensive well services including drilling and casing installation, pump replacement, mechanical and chemical rehabilitation, video logging, testing and monitoring, and replacement parts for existing well infrastructure. Issuing bodies include municipal water departments, regional water districts, and county utilities across Florida and California, with no single buyer dominating the recent activity. Work ranges from turnkey well construction projects with multi-million-dollar budgets to targeted replacements of drive shafts and other discrete system components within water treatment plants.

The code sees recent activity concentrated in Florida and California. The City of Palm Bay is soliciting sealed bids for construction of four production wells (NRO-3 through NRO-6) at its North Regional Water Treatment Plant with response due April 28, 2026; Collier County is bidding improvements to wells 118N and 120N with an anticipated project budget of $2.9 million and response due October 8, 2025; and the Eastern Municipal Water District in Riverside County, California issued RFP 3931 for as-needed well maintenance and rehabilitation services with response due April 23, 2026, intending to award contracts to a minimum of two firms on a five-year term. The City of Bremen, Georgia is soliciting installation of forcemain piping, pressure-reducing valves, and land application spray fields for its Turkey Creek WPCP LAS Expansion, with sealed bids due August 13, 2026. The City of Holly Hill, Florida completed a sole-source procurement for a WesTech drive shaft replacement at its Water Treatment Plant valued at $113,067. Prevailing wage, licensing (water well contractor, general engineering, or equivalent state-issued credentials), insurance, bonding, and compliance with AWWA, NGWA, and state water management standards are standard requirements across these opportunities.