NIGP 91263: Maintenance and Repair, Swimming Pool (Includes, Swimming Pool Water Treatment Services)

NIGP 91263 Maintenance And Repair, Swimming Pool (Includes Swimming Pool Water Treatment Services) is an Item code capturing the full spectrum of pool operations and upkeep that state and local governments procure: chemical treatment and testing, equipment maintenance and repair, seasonal opening and closing, surface resurfacing and refinishing, filtration system work, and facility-wide service contracts covering multiple pools. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties contracting for routine bi- or tri-weekly maintenance at municipal and school district pools; specialized repairs such as natatorium boiler replacement and pool filtration system refurbishment; chemical supply and equipment repair under blanket purchase orders; and comprehensive multi-year O&M contracts bundling labor, materials, and ongoing facility support. The issuing bodies span city parks and recreation departments, county governments, school districts, and special-purpose authorities—with repeat buyers including Collier County (Florida), Henry County (Georgia), Greenville County (South Carolina), and the City of Alexandria (Virginia). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina, with secondary activity across Michigan, Connecticut, Texas, and California.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the scope mix: Greenville County, South Carolina, issued RFP 27017 (due October 28, 2026) for pool chemicals and maintenance services across twelve county-owned pools and water features, seeking single-source capability across three waterparks, one indoor aquatic complex, and one therapeutics pool; the City of Alexandria, Virginia, issued ITB 2031 (due November 19, 2026) for swimming pool maintenance, cleaning, and repair covering seven active pools totaling 1.29 million gallons combined, including opening, closing, whitecoating, filtration maintenance, and chemical treatment; and Collier County, Florida, issued ITB 268705 (due November 13, 2026) for countywide chemicals encompassing sodium hypochlorite, ammonia, chlorine, and specialty treatment products for multiple water treatment plants and six aquatic recreation facilities, with historical annual spending approximating $4 million. The City of Detroit issued RFQ 550972 (due October 27, 2026) for sodium hypochlorite 12.5% solution delivered to six recreation center pools, including Detroit-based business equalization credits of one to five percent. Activity remains steady across municipal pool operations, water park support, and therapeutic facility maintenance, with most contracts running one to three years and renewals common.