NIGP 91776: M&R, Transmission Service

NIGP 91776 M&R, Transmission Service, an Item code, encompasses maintenance, repair, and rebuild services for transmission systems in transit fleets, heavy equipment, and utility infrastructure—work state and local governments are actively sourcing from transit authorities, municipal utilities, school districts, and city transportation departments. The scope spans preventative maintenance contracts for specialized transmission equipment (such as frame straightening machines serving transit bus fleets), emergency repair task orders for transmission infrastructure (water distribution mains and associated valve systems), and on-call transmission repair and rebuild services for transit fleet vehicles. Issuing bodies under this code include municipal transit systems (METRA in Columbus, DDOT in Detroit), school districts (Seminole County Public Schools in Florida), regional water utilities (Great Lakes Water Authority in Michigan), and municipal electric utilities (Keys Energy Services in Florida), with repeat activity from transit authorities and school districts managing large vehicle fleets.

Recent opportunities show concentration in Michigan and Florida. The Detroit Department of Transportation posted a two-year RFQ in June 2026 for preventative maintenance and repair services on body frame straightening machines at its rehabilitation garage, with a mandatory pre-bid conference and quotes due through the Bonfire Supplier Portal; the Great Lakes Water Authority issued a $22 million on-call task order procurement in May 2026 for emergency and urgent water transmission main and valve repairs across Wayne County, Michigan, with mandatory Business Inclusion and Diversity (B.I.D.) requirements and a June 18, 2026 proposal deadline; Columbus Consolidated Government posted an RFB in February 2026 for B400R transmission repair and rebuild services for the METRA transit system on an as-needed annual basis, with a March 4, 2026 bid deadline; and Seminole County Public Schools issued an ITB in February 2026 for supplemental parts, accessories, and repair services covering a fleet of 409 school buses and 135 white fleet vehicles, with a January 8, 2026 submission deadline and potential two-year renewal options.