NIGP 89095: Recycled Water Supply, Groundwater and Sewage Treatment Equipment, Accessories, and Supplies

NIGP 89095 Recycled Water Supply, Groundwater and Sewage Treatment Equipment, Accessories, and Supplies is an Item code. State and local governments purchase replacement equipment components for water treatment and wastewater infrastructure, parts and services for operating water recycling facilities, treatment-plant equipment repairs, and monitoring systems serving potable and recycled water networks. Recent solicitations show municipal water authorities acquiring drive shaft assemblies for water-treatment softeners, submersible pumps and control panels for lift stations, variable frequency drives and ground storage tank coatings for supply facilities, microfiltration membranes for recycling plants, electromagnetic flow meters, traveling water screens, blower parts and repairs, and comprehensive chemical treatment programs for power-generation and potable-water systems. Issuing bodies include municipal water and wastewater departments (City of Holly Hill, City of Tallahassee, City of Pembroke Pines, City of LaGrange), county water agencies (Sacramento County Water Agency, Henry County, Orange County, Hillsborough County, Seminole County), special districts (Sanitation District No. 2-3 in Santa Clara County, West Basin Municipal Water District), and higher-education water systems (Texas State University). Henry County, Georgia appears twice in recent opportunities, each pursuing groundwater and methane gas monitoring services at closed landfills under competitive RFP.

Geographic activity spans Florida (Holly Hill, Pembroke Pines, Tallahassee, Orange County, Hillsborough County, Seminole County), Georgia (Henry County, LaGrange, Atlanta), California (Sacramento County, Santa Clara County, Los Angeles County), and Texas. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Holly Hill's September 2020 sole source procurement for a WesTech DS43 drive shaft assembly at $113,067 total cost, Henry County's RFP 27-09 for groundwater and methane monitoring at closed landfills due September 10, 2026, Sanitation District No. 2-3's September 17, 2026 IFB for sanitary sewer mainline repairs and pipe replacement across Santa Clara County, Orange County's June 9, 2026 sealed-bid opening for the $11.008 million Eastern Regional Water Supply Facility ground storage tanks and variable frequency drives project, and Sacramento County Water Agency's September 14, 2026 on-call general engineering services RFP covering water treatment plant design and well-site equipping. Cost proposals in this market range from single-source replacements under $150,000 to multi-million-dollar capital infrastructure projects; Henry County's landfill monitoring contracts emphasize technical qualifications and experience over cost (5 percent scoring weight), while Orange County's tank improvement project requires substantial contractor bonding and NSF 600/61 material certifications for potable water contact.