NIGP 93477: Spraying Equipment Maintenance and Repair

NIGP 93477 Spraying Equipment Maintenance And Repair, an Item code, covers on-call repair and replacement services for equipment and systems that dispense or handle liquids, as well as related parts supply and installation labor. State and local governments soliciting under this code currently buy custodial equipment parts and repairs on as-needed contract bases; oil-water separator and wash-divertor system replacements and upgrades at military and industrial facilities; outdoor power equipment repair and parts sourcing for municipal departments; and emergency and routine electrical installation and maintenance services. Issuing bodies include school districts (Parkway School District in Missouri), state military departments (Texas Military Department), and municipalities (Columbus Consolidated Government in Georgia and the City of Tucson, Arizona). The code reflects a mix of routine maintenance contracting and facility-specific capital replacement work, with contracts typically structured as on-call arrangements to provide parts, labor, and materials as needed rather than fixed-quantity purchases.

Geographic activity in recent solicitations spans Texas (Texas Military Department facility work in Houston), Georgia (Columbus Consolidated Government), Arizona (City of Tucson), and Missouri (Parkway School District). The City of Tucson's IFB 260207 for outdoor power equipment, parts, and repair services (bid due June 12, 2026) spans citywide departments and requires multiple vendor awards; the contract term is one year with four optional one-year renewals, with vendors responsible for local service facilities, trained technicians, parts inventory, seven-day replacement turnaround on defective items, and 48-hour parts delivery. Parkway School District's RFP 2747 for custodial equipment parts and repairs (due October 7, 2026) is structured on a twelve-month as-needed basis with an estimated spend of approximately $35,000, though no minimum quantities are guaranteed. The Texas Military Department's IFB for Ellington AASF wash-down divertor system replacement (due July 15, 2026) required mandatory site visits and included complete system replacement work with one-year warranty and firm fixed pricing.