NIGP 95936: Crane Maintenance and Repair, Marine

NIGP 95936 Crane Maintenance and Repair, Marine is an Item code covering routine preventive maintenance, annual certifications, diagnostic testing, engine servicing, electrical and mechanical repairs, hull inspection, and seasonal winterization for marine vessels operated by state and local water authorities, police departments, and maritime facilities. State and local governments under this code procure both crane and hoist maintenance services for stationary overhead equipment at water treatment plants, reclamation facilities, and ports, and specialized boat and vessel repair services for marine fleets and derelict-vessel removal programs. The issuing bodies include municipal departments (police marine units, public works), county marine resources divisions, special-purpose water districts, and city departments of transportation, with heavy recent activity concentrated in Florida counties managing derelict vessel removal through grant-funded programs and Michigan municipalities maintaining fleet and facility equipment.

Recent opportunities reflect two distinct procurement streams. The City of Detroit Department of Transportation issued RFQ 549183 (due August 27, 2026) for hydraulic hoist systems, parts, and services at DDOT maintenance facilities, seeking equipment compliant with OSHA and UL standards with manufacturer-issued technician licenses and two-year parts warranties. Eastern Municipal Water District (EMWD) in Riverside County, California solicited RFP 3972 (due September 3, 2026) for quarterly inspections, annual certifications, and repairs of forty-eight overhead and mobile cranes at water facilities. Separately, Escambia County Marine Resources Division in Florida posted multiple ITQs for derelict vessel removal, transport, and disposal funded through the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission's Derelict Vessel Removal Grant, including vessels ranging from 16 to 33 feet (quotes due at various August and September 2026 dates). The City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Department issued ITB PR26778 (bids due November 19, 2026) for removal and replacement of a 1-ton marine-grade jib crane at the waterfront, requiring OSHA, CMAA, and ANSI compliance plus California prevailing wage adherence. Broward County issued an RFI (due September 29, 2026) contesting a proposed sole-source designation for Samsung container gantry crane parts and maintenance at Port Everglades. Collier County, Florida posted ITB 268626 (bids due August 31, 2026) for overhead crane and hoist preventive maintenance and repair across thirty-two units at water and waste facilities county-wide, with local vendor preference available and grant funding supporting the procurement. Geographic concentration is heaviest in Florida and Michigan, with activity also present in California and Arizona.