NIGP 92849: Hydraulics (Pump, Hydraulic Motor, Valves, Gauges, etc.) Maintenance and Repair

NIGP 92849 Hydraulics (Pump, Hydraulic Motor, Valves, Gauges, Etc.) Maintenance and Repair, an Item code, encompasses repair, rebuild, and replacement services for hydraulic system components—cylinders, pumps, hoses, motors, valves, and gauges—used across municipal fleets, water and wastewater treatment facilities, and public works operations. State and local governments procure these services on an as-needed, on-call, or fixed-term basis to maintain critical infrastructure equipment. Recent solicitations show cities and special districts establishing pools of qualified vendors to support maintenance schedules and emergency repairs, often through multi-year contracts with renewal options and fixed or cost-plus pricing structures. The issuing bodies include municipal utilities, public works departments, transit authorities, and water districts operating from small Florida cities to major metropolitan areas, with repeat activity from Arizona municipalities and Texas water systems.

Recent activity spans the South (Atlanta, Tarpon Springs, Ocala, St. Cloud, Waco), Southwest (Phoenix, Tucson), Southeast (Broward County), Mid-Atlantic (New Jersey state purchasing), and Texas through September 2026. The City of Atlanta issued IFB MS-IFB/DPW/2609-1270096 for hydraulic cylinders, pumps, hoses, and mobile repair services with a response date of October 21, 2026; West Basin Municipal Water District in Los Angeles County sought RFP proposals for on-call pump and motor repairs at eight recycled water facilities with a contract ceiling of $1 million over two years and evaluation points for SBEs, LBEs, and VOBEs; the City of Phoenix Public Works requested sealed offers for hydraulic hose repair and replacement services under IFB 27-FSD-0353 on an as-needed basis across multiple service locations with a three-year initial term; and the City of Tarpon Springs issued ITB 260169-B-AS for electric motor and pump repair services for water and wastewater utilities, awarding to multiple primary and secondary vendors on an as-needed basis. These opportunities reflect sustained municipal investment in preventive maintenance and responsive repair capacity for hydraulic equipment across distribution and operations infrastructure.