NIGP 93140: Food Processing and Canning Equipment Maintenance and Repair

NIGP 93140 Food Processing and Canning Equipment Maintenance and Repair, an Item code, covers on-call repair, replacement, diagnostic, and maintenance services for commercial kitchen appliances, food processing equipment, and specialty mechanical systems in institutional and commercial settings. State and local governments procure this code work through a mix of issuing bodies: county school systems, state youth correctional authorities, city development agencies, and county governments. Work ranges from emergency after-hours appliance repair in correctional facilities to planned kitchen exhaust cleaning and maintenance in school cafeterias to specialized food and beverage production equipment support in commercial leasehold operations. Contractors typically bid on an all-inclusive hourly labor-rate basis with material markups and emergency surcharges; prevailing wage compliance and commercial general liability insurance of $1 million per occurrence are standard requirements. The Oregon Youth Authority has posted repeated RFQ cycles for on-call commercial appliance repair across nine youth correctional facilities, signaling ongoing demand in that jurisdiction for multi-facility vendor rosters.

Recent activity concentrates in Oregon and Georgia. The Oregon Youth Authority issued two separate RFQs in August 2026 (due August 11 and August 20, 2026) for on-call commercial appliance repair and replacement across correctional facilities in Burns, Woodburn, Albany, La Grande, Grants Pass, Tillamook, and Florence, each offering up to $250,000 over two years with a five-year extension option and Oregon Small Business Enterprise preference. The City of Albany, Georgia Downtown Development Authority posted RFP #27-018 (due October 1, 2026) for a craft beverage production and event space that includes 12 cellar-vessel positions and packaging infrastructure requiring operational management and maintenance. Griffin-Spalding County School System in Georgia issued RFP #27-101 for kitchen maintenance services across school system locations (due July 8, 2026, requiring five years of prior kitchen maintenance experience). Washington County, Oregon posted ITQ 2026.054 for kitchen exhaust and filter cleaning and maintenance services (due June 4, 2026). These opportunities reflect steady institutional demand for appliance and equipment upkeep in schools, youth detention, and hospitality settings.