NIGP 92961: Motor Rewinding and Repairing, Electric

NIGP 92961 Motor Rewinding And Repairing, Electric is an Item code encompassing the inspection, rewind, overhaul, and repair of electric motors and rotating equipment used across municipal water systems, transit authorities, utilities, and general municipal facilities. State and local governments procure these services as as-needed or on-call contracts to maintain motor-driven pumps, fans, compressors, and other rotating machinery at water treatment plants, wastewater facilities, pumping stations, and transit vehicle fleets. Recent solicitations reflect demand for specialized work including stator rewinding, bearing replacement, dynamic balancing to ISO standards, laser shaft alignment, and emergency repair response within 24 to 72 hours depending on motor size and application.

Issuing bodies include water utilities (Hillsborough County Water Resources, Tampa Water Department, Cobb County–Marietta Water Authority), municipal general services departments (City of Charlotte, City of Oviedo), higher education facilities (George Mason University), housing authorities (Boulder County Housing Authority), and transit authorities (Broward County Transportation). Procurement is concentrated across Texas, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, and Colorado. Representative recent opportunities include Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners' ITB 26-00174 for motor rewind services at water plants and wastewater facilities with an estimated five-year value of $3,310,390.00 and a March 24, 2026 deadline; City of Tampa Water Department's RFP for electric motor repairs at water treatment plants and pumping stations with an estimated $185,000.00 contract value and April 30, 2026 response date; City of Charlotte's RFP 269.2026.183 for pump and motor repair services across approximately 180 municipal buildings with a three-year term and April 2, 2026 deadline; and George Mason University's RFP GMU-CM0224-26 for electric motor and pump repair services with SWaM certification weighting and a May 11, 2026 submission deadline. Contracts typically run one to five years with as-needed or on-call structures, hourly labor rates plus material markups, and warranty terms of six months to two years on repaired equipment.