NIGP 92941: Engines and Motors, Industrial, Maintenance and Repair

NIGP 92941 Engines and Motors, Industrial, Maintenance and Repair is an Item code under which state and local governments procure repair, rebuild, overhaul, and replacement services for industrial motors, generators, pumps, compressors, and related equipment serving water utilities, wastewater treatment, transit fleets, airports, fire services, and energy production. Recent solicitations show demand for authorized repair shops with manufacturer credentials, specialized test equipment, and rapid response capability—Oviedo, Florida sought a Peerless Pump specialist with 15 years' experience and 24-hour emergency response; Austin sought seven-year industrial motor repair expertise for large motors up to 4160 volts at multiple utility facilities; Tarpon Springs sought experienced motor and pump repair vendors with crane access; and Broward County sought authorized Cummins engine repair facilities for a transit bus fleet. Issuing bodies include municipal water and wastewater utilities, city departments of aviation, transit authorities, state fire and correctional agencies, and county utilities. Work spans preventive maintenance contracts, emergency repairs, complete motor and generator replacements, factory refurbishment and testing, and as-needed service agreements with multiple potential awardees on firm fixed-price or time-and-materials bases.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Oviedo, Tarpon Springs, Tampa), with additional recent solicitations from Texas (Austin), Georgia (Athens-Clarke County), Michigan (Detroit), Maryland (Jessup), and California (Redding). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Oviedo ITB #26-16 (due March 12, 2026) for as-needed Peerless Pump and motor repair with response within 24 hours for emergency calls; the City of Austin RFP 1100MMH3047 (due September 24, 2026) for large industrial motor repair and overhaul with lump-sum pricing for nine sample work scopes and a 12-month initial term with optional renewals; the City of Tarpon Springs ITB 260169-B-AS (due June 17, 2026) for electric motor, pump, and compressor repair across 46 equipment items with five-year initial term; and Broward County Transportation's open-end contract TRN2132053B1 (due June 1, 2026) for Cummins engine and chassis repairs on a bus fleet. Contracts typically require manufacturer authorization or specific brand credentials, comprehensive insurance with $1 million general liability minimums, equipment-specific warranties of six months to two years, and response time guarantees ranging from 24 hours to five working days depending on service tier.