NIGP 92858: Parts Washing Services

NIGP 92858 Parts Washing Services, an Item code, encompasses equipment maintenance, inspection, and overhaul services that state and local governments procure to keep heavy equipment, transit fleets, and specialized apparatus operational. Despite the narrow NIGP title, recent solicitations show the code captures broad equipment maintenance and parts supply work — including engine and transmission replacement, complete system renewal for transit buses, aerial ladder and pump testing and certification, and on-demand heavy equipment repairs across hydraulic, electrical, chassis, welding, and restoration disciplines. Issuing bodies include county transportation and public works departments, consolidated city governments, and county governments operating fire and EMS services. Seminole County, Florida and Broward County Transportation Department (BCT) both issued solicitations in the first quarter of 2026, and the Columbus Consolidated Government Purchasing Division in Georgia issued a fire apparatus inspection contract, indicating repeat activity from transit authorities and county-level operations.

Activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia. Seminole County issued an RFP (RFP508925LAS) in August 2025 for on and off-road heavy equipment maintenance, repairs, and parts with a September 3, 2025 proposal deadline, structured as an indefinite quantity agreement with an initial three-year term and two one-year renewal options; the contract covers hydraulic, drive-train, electrical, chassis, heating/air conditioning, wheel alignment, tire balancing, suspension, steering, welding, retrofitting, upfitment, and restoration for county-owned vehicles and operating equipment. Broward County Transportation Department posted an open-end contract (TRN2131187B1) with a February 23, 2026 closing date for mid-life rolling stock repower overhaul services covering engine replacement or in-frame overhaul, transmission replacement or rebuild, and complete system renewal for approximately 198 buses ranging from 35-foot to 60-foot articulating buses, subject to FTA Buy America Certification and prevailing wage requirements. Columbus Consolidated Government issued an RFB (RFB No. 26-0010) with a December 19, 2025 bid deadline for annual aerial, ground ladder, and apparatus pumps inspection and testing services for the Fire and EMS Department, requiring NFPA Standards 1911 and 1932 compliance and ASNT CP-189 Level II certification from personnel.