NIGP 99079: Sanitizing and Disinfecting Services, Security, Fire, Safety and Emergency

NIGP 99079 Sanitizing and Disinfecting Services is an Item code covering emergency response, facility remediation, fire-safety systems, and building-protection equipment procurement by state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments buy pathogen removal and remediation supplies (PPE, sanitizers, disinfectants, barriers); water, fire, smoke, mold, lead, asbestos, and biohazard remediation services; emergency mitigation and damage restoration; fire alarm inspection and certification; and security-control systems and access hardware for corrections and detention facilities under this code. Issuing bodies span county purchasing offices (Collin County, Texas; Walworth County, Wisconsin; Orange County, Florida), state facility management agencies (Texas Facilities Commission), municipal departments (City of Charlotte), school districts (Bibb County Schools, Georgia), and cooperative purchasing consortia. The mix reflects demand across general municipal facilities, detention and corrections infrastructure, and K–12 operations.

Recent activity spans Texas, Florida, Georgia, Wisconsin, and North Carolina. Representative solicitations include Collin County's IFB 2026-389 for Tyco Raven sprinkler-head replacement in jail inmate cells (sealed bids due November 19, 2026, estimated cost $150,000); Collin County's RFP 2026-155 for a full-body scanner system with detection, installation, training, and four-hour technical support (proposals due September 17, 2026, estimated first-year cost $242,000); Walworth County's RFQ 26-032 for indefinite-quantity on-call emergency mitigation services covering water damage, fire and smoke remediation, mold and chemical cleanup, and HVAC decontamination across seven campus facilities and county parks (qualifications due September 3, 2026, contract commencing November 1, 2026); the Texas Facilities Commission RFP 0007615 for statewide remediation and restoration services across 81 state facilities with IICRC and EPA certifications required, 24/7 availability, two-hour emergency response, and 26% HUB subcontracting goal (proposals due May 28, 2026, contract term through August 31, 2028); and the City of Charlotte's RFP 269.2026.186 for water mitigation and emergency cleanup across 180 municipal buildings, airport, and transit facilities with one-hour response time and $1,000,000 liability minimum (proposals due May 19, 2026, award by June 8, 2026). Texas also posted a statewide cooperative purchasing agreement solicitation (260603) for pathogen removal, remediation, sanitizers, PPE, and disinfectants through TIPS USA, enabling state and local entities to access supplies on an as-needed basis without individual procurements.