NIGP 92979: Sweepers, Street, Maintenance and Repair

NIGP 92979 Sweepers, Street, Maintenance and Repair is an Item code covering procurement of street sweeping equipment, replacement parts, service contracts, and sweeping operations themselves. State and local governments solicit under this code for both capital acquisitions—mechanical and regenerative sweepers, OEM parts, and equipment leases—and for recurring street and roadway maintenance services to meet stormwater permit compliance and traffic safety requirements. Recent solicitations span equipment parts (Houston), full-service sweeping contracts (Hillsborough County, Dallas, Louisville Metro), equipment leases with maintenance (Tampa, Pinellas County), and OEM-specific service agreements (Tarpon Springs).

Issuing bodies include county public works departments, city transportation and public works divisions, and county commissioners' offices. Cities and counties in Florida (Tampa, Tarpon Springs, Pinellas County, Hillsborough County) and Texas (Houston, Dallas) appear frequently in recent postings, alongside Louisville Metro Government and the City of Atlanta. Recent opportunities cluster in the Southeast and Texas, with Hillsborough County's ITB for street sweeping services (bids due October 2, 2026, estimated contract value $1.564 million over two years with capacity for up to 7,000 lane miles per month) and Louisville Metro's RFP for street sweeping on 530.40 centerline miles of suburban roadways and 90 miles of bike lanes (proposals due June 12, 2026, with 60-point weighting on price and 20 points on qualifications) representing mid-to-large-scale competitive opportunities. Dallas is establishing a three-year ID/IQ sweeping services agreement with two optional one-year renewals (proposals due September 18, 2026), while Tampa is single-sourcing an Elgin Pelican Mechanical Street Sweeper lease with maintenance through Environmental Products Group. Hillsborough County extended its bid deadline by addendum and increased monthly capacity requirements mid-solicitation, signaling active scope refinement in active procurements.