NIGP 92691: Tank Testing and Disposal Services, Storage (Including Underground Types)

NIGP 92691 Tank Testing and Disposal Services, Storage (Including Underground Types), an Item code, covers inspection, testing, maintenance, repair, and emergency response services for fuel storage systems, water storage tanks, chlorine bulk storage tanks, and underground storage tank investigation and remediation across state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments procure comprehensive tank management services including hydrostatic testing, ultrasonic thickness measurement, internal and external visual inspection, video documentation, disinfection, sediment removal, coating maintenance, and regulatory compliance work to maintain fuel and water infrastructure in safe operating condition.

Recent activity spans state environmental agencies, municipal water and utilities departments, city fleet operations, and county utilities systems. The City of Arlington, Texas posted an RFP for an annual requirements contract covering inspection, testing, preventive maintenance, repair, and emergency services for fuel storage and dispensing equipment (due July 30, 2026). The City of Rome, Georgia issued a bid for a new fleet fueling system (due August 20, 2026). The Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County, Georgia solicited sealed bids for water storage tank condition assessment and maintenance covering eight tanks ranging from 500,000 to 3.5 million gallons (due April 13, 2026; restricted to three pre-qualified vendors). The City of Fort Worth has posted multiple RFQs for chlorine tank inspection services on an as-needed basis at three water treatment facilities. Sarasota County, Florida sought an Invitation for Quotes for petroleum storage tank testing and inspection on approximately 152 storage tanks containing gasoline, diesel, DEF, and motor oil (due March 26, 2026, capped at $150,000 per project or contract year). Seminole County Utilities Department requested bids for inspection, cleaning, evaluation, and repair of water storage tanks and contact chambers across multiple plant sites (due June 24, 2026). The State of Georgia's Land Protection Branch posted a professional services procurement for environmental response services at Underground Storage Tank sites statewide (due April 14, 2026). Niles Community Schools, Michigan sought bids for underground storage tank removal and aboveground tank installation at its bus garage (due May 6, 2026, with mandatory pre-bid site inspection). The City of Palm Bay, Florida issued sealed bids for construction of four production wells at its North Regional Water Treatment Plant (due April 28, 2026).

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Michigan, California, and New Mexico, with additional activity in Arizona and other states. Florida utilities and municipalities represent the heaviest recent concentration, followed by Georgia state and local agencies. Contract values range from small annual inspection agreements to six-figure tank system replacements and multi-million-dollar facility upgrades. Most solicitations require ASME certification, Florida or state contractor licensing, comprehensive insurance (Commercial General Liability typically $1–2 million), performance bonds, and compliance with state environmental tank management regulations.