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(NIGP) Code Listing Clayton County Water Authority Copyrighted Material Contracts, Compliance and Risk Management DO NOT DUPLICATE P a g e | 1 NIGP Code Listing The copyright to the list of codes in this document is owned by the National Institute of Governmental Purchasing and Periscope Holdings. This list is provided for reference purposes only and may not be copied or downloaded without the consent of Periscope Holdings. Any attempt is in violation of applicable copyright laws. Clayton County Water Authority Copyrighted Material Contracts, Compliance and Risk Management DO NOT DUPLICATE P a g e | 2 NIGP codes are searchable within this document by following the steps below: 1. Open the PDF file and hold down the CTRL key on the lower left hand side of the keyboard and press F. The following dialog box will appear: Clayton County Water Authority Copyrighted Material Contracts, Compliance and Risk Management DO NOT DUPLICATE P a g e | 3 2. Type the name of the product or service; in this case Chemicals. 3. Click “Next”. Continue clicking next until you fnd the closest description to your goods and services. Clayton County Water Authority Copyrighted Material Contracts, Compliance and Risk Management DO NOT DUPLICATE P a g e | 4 You can also search by NIGP code to find its description using same method. TIPS: This searches for exactly what you type in the dialogue box. If you are too specific it might overlook your goods and services. Think of synonyms, it won’t find NIGP Code “928 46 – Glass Replacement and Repair Services, Windshield and Window (Auto), (Including Window Tinting Services)” by searching for Automotive Glass. Try, Glass or Windshield instead. When searching for a code, remember there is a space between the first 3 digits and the last 2 digits. 92542 won’t find a match. 925 42 is Foundation Engineering. For assistance in locating your code Email to [email protected]. Clayton County Water Authority Copyrighted Material Contracts, Compliance and Risk Management DO NOT DUPLICATE P a g e | 5 Code Description 00500 ABRASIVES 00505 Abrasive Equip and Tools 00514 Abr Coat Cloth/Fiber/Sandpap 00521 Abrasives, Sandblasting, Metal 00528 Abrasive Sandb Other than Mtl 00542 Abrasive/Solid Wheel/Stones 00556 Abrasives, Tumbling (Wheel) 00563 Grind/Polish Comp Carborundum 00570 Pumice Stone 00575 Recycled Abrasives Prod/Sup 00584 Steel Wool/Alum/Wool/Cop Wool 01000 ACOUSTICAL TILE, INSULATING MATERIALS, AND SUPPLIES 01005 Acoustical Tile Recycled 01008 Acoustical Tile Acc 01009 Acoustical Tile Insulation 01011 Adhesive/Cement Acoust Tile 01014 Adhesives/Cements Insulation 01017 Aluminum Foil 01030 Bands/Clips/Wires Pipe Insul 01038 Clips, Pins (Duct Insulation) 01041 Cork Block/Board/Sheet 01045 Exterior Insulation/Finish Sys 01053 Fiberglass Batts/Blanke/Rolls 01056 Foam Glass Blocks, Sheets 01057 Foam-in-Place Insul Phen Ureth 01059 Foam Plastic Block Board Sheet 01061 Insulation, Reflective 01062 Insulation, Interior 01063 Insulation, Blown Type 01064 Insulation, Loose Fill 01065 Jacketing Insulat Canvas/Osna 01070 Magnesia Blocks, Sheets 01072 Mineral Wool Blank/Block/Board 01075 Paint/Primer/Sealer Insulation 01076 Paper Type Insul Mat Cellulos 01078 Pipe and Tubing Insulation, 01081 Preform Insulat Ell/Tee/Valve 01083 Recycled Insul Mat/Sup 01084 Rubber Insulation 01506 Address Mach Sup Mtl/Plas Plat 01510 Addressing Mac Sup Paper Plate 01515 Chemical/Sup Dry Bond Copy Mac Clayton County Water Authority Copyrighted Material Contracts, Compliance and Risk Management DO NOT DUPLICATE P a g e | 6 01516 Chem Sup Wet Bond Pap Copy Mac 01520 Chem/Sup Spirt Dup Machines 01525 Chem/Ink/Sup Mimeograph Mach 01538 Paper/Chem/Sup Blueline Mach 01539 Pap/Chem/Sup Coat/TreatCop Mac 01545 Pap/Chem/Sup Dif Tran Copy Mac 01555 Pap/Sup Dual Spec Copy Machine 01570 Pap/Chem/Sup Thermal Copy Mach 01577 Recycled Copy/Duplicating Sup 01920 Barley 01921 Berry Crops 01924 Buckwheat 01930 Corn 01932 Cotton 01941 Fruits, Citrus 01942 Fruits, Deciduous Tree 01947 Grapes 01950 Hops 01953 Melons 01954 Millet 01956 Nuts, Tree 01958 Oats 01960 Potatoes, Irish 01962 Pumpkins 01966 Rice 01967 Rye 01972 Sorghum 01973 Soybeans 01978 Sugarcane and Sugarbeets 01985 Tobacco 01990 Vegetables 01994 Wheat 02000 AGRIGULTURAL EQUIPMENT, IMPLEMENTS AND ACCESSORIES 02002 Backhoe (For Farm Tractor) 02004 Brush and Tree Chippers 02006 Brush Cutter/Saw Motor Driven 02010 Counters, Acre 02013 Culti Equip Go-Devil/Shov/Harr 02014 Curb Edger/Hvy DutyTractor Mt 02015 Cutter/Shred Mower Tow Type 02016 Cutter/Shred Mower Heavy Duty 02018 Dozer Blades (Farm Tractors) 02020 Drying Equip, Grain 02023 Ensilage Cutters 02025 Farm Wagons Clayton County Water Authority Copyrighted Material Contracts, Compliance and Risk Management DO NOT DUPLICATE P a g e | 7 02027 Feed Mills and Mixers 02028 Feed Wagons 02030 Fertilizer Applica/Fit Liq/Gas 02031 Fertilizer Distribut Dry Comm 02033 Garden Tractor/Cultivator/Plow 02034 Gang Mowers, Reel Type, Towed 02035 Grain Bins and Tanks 02036 Grad Mach Seed/Grain/Dried Veg 02037 Grass Seed Strippers/Cleaners 02039 Grass Spriggers and Seeders 02040 Grind Mill Seed/Grain/Drie Veg 02041 Harvest Equip Pick/Shell/Com 02043 Haying Equip Baler/Dryer/Elev 02046 Herbicide/Insect/Fung App/Dist 02049 Irrigation Equip/Sup Agricul 02059 Land Levelers 02061 Loaders, Tractor Mounted, Farm 02062 Log Splitters 02063 Manure Spreaders 02064 Mower Arti Boom Flail/Rotary 02065 Mower Steep Slope 02066 Mower Tractor Mounted 02067 Mower-Tractor Unit/Self-Propel 02068 Mower Center Mtd Tractor 02069 Pasture Renovators 02071 Planting Equip Broadcasting 02072 Planting Equip, Drilling 02073 Planting Equip, Row Crop 02074 Proc Mach/Equip Agricultural 02075 Posthole Digger Tractor Mtd 02076 Prot Structure Rollover (ROPS) 02077 Pulverizer/Rotary Tiller Soil 02078 Recycled Ag Equip Acc/Sup 02079 Rock Pickers and Rakes 02080 Proc Mach/Equip Ag Env 02081 Rodent Control Equ Tractor Ope 02082 Spade Tree Truck/Trailer Mtd 02083 Sweeps and other Steel Shapes 02084 Soil Mixers and Samplers 02085 Terracing Equipment 02087 Till Equip Farm Plow/Har/Liste 02089 Tractors, Farm, Wheel Type 02090 Tree/Root Cut/Grind Trac Mtd 02091 Tree Girdlers and Timber Tongs 02093 Umbrellas, Tractor Clayton County Water Authority Copyrighted Material Contracts, Compliance and Risk Management DO NOT DUPLICATE P a g e | 8 02095 Unloaders and Elevators, Grain 02096 Wedge Steel Tree Felling/Split 02200 AGRICULTURE EQUIPMENT AND IMPLEMENT PARTS 02204 Brush Chipper/Cutter/Saw Part 02213 Cultivating Equip Parts 02215 Cur/Shred Mow Flail/Rot/Rel/Si 02230 Fertilizer Distributor Parts 02241 Harvesting Equip Parts 02242 Haying Equip Parts 02243 Herb/Insect/Fung App/Dis Part 02249 Implement Parts for John Deere 02250 Implement Parts for Kubota 02251 Implement Parts for Ford 02253 Implement Pts for Int Harvest 02254 Implement Parts, Kubota 02258 Implement Part other Farm Equi 02262 Irrigation Sys Part Agricultur 02270 Planting Equip Parts 02271 Process Mach Parts, Envir 02273 Posthole Digger Tractor Mtd Pt 02274 Recyc Agricultural/Impl Part 02275 Sprigger/Seeder Parts, Grass 02277 Tillage Equip Parts 02280 Tractor (Farm and Garden) Part 02282 Tree Spade/Forestry Equip Pts 02295 Unload/Elevat Grain Equip Part 02297 Wagon Parts 02500 AIR COMPRESSORS AND ACCESSORIES 02510 Compre Bare Unit 15 HP/less 02520 Compressor Bare Unit over 15HP 02530 Compressor, Base/Tank Mtd Elec 02540 Compressor Base/Tank Mtd 02543 Compr High Pres All Size/Model 02545 Compressor Port Electric 02550 Compressor Port Electri Motor 02555 Dryers, Desiccant Air 02560 Filter/Air Gauge/Valve/Pres 02570 Moisture Separators, Non-Refri 02580 Moisture Separator Refrigerate 02585 Motors, Air Compressor 02590 Recycled Air Comp Acc/Sup AIR CONDITIONING, HEATING, AND VENTILATING EQUIPMENT, PARTS AND 03100 ACCESSORIES 03102 Air Conditioning Unit Portable 03103 Air Conditioner Comm/Parts Clayton County Water Authority Copyrighted Material Contracts, Compliance and Risk Management DO NOT DUPLICATE P a g e | 9 03104 Air Cond Cont Environ 03105 Air Conditioners 03106 Air/Heating Central Unit/Parts 03107 Air Circulation Equip NOC 03108 Air Curtains 03109 Air Flow Meters 03110 Air Purifiers, Acc and Sup 03111 Blowers Industrial Types 03113 Chiller Heat Exchanger/Receive 03114 Chilled Water Sys, Portable 03115 Chilled Water Meter Sys 03116 Coatings and Sealants, Duct 03117 Coil Chill/Heat Water/Dir Exp 03118 Coi/Fan Unit Air Conditioning 03120 Comp AC Hermetic Seal Win Unit 03121 Compressor Ai/C Industrial/Pts 03123 Condensing Units Air Condition 03124 Control Cool Tower Water Treat 03125 Control Limit Swit/Relay/Ther 03126 Control Sys Comp Auto Temp Ctl 03127 Cooling Tower Water Treat 03128 Cooling Tower For Air/Gravity 03129 Dampers, Motorized 03130 Dehumidifiers and Humidifiers 03131 Duct Cleaning Equip, Air 03132 Duct Prefab Flex/Rigid Glass 03133 Duct, Fabricated, Metal 03134 Dust Collector Industrial 03136 Electronic Air Cleaners 03138 Evaporative Coolers 03140 Fan Industrial Attic/Exh 03141 Fan Room/Ceiling/Portable 03143 Filter Coat/Adh/Coil Cleaner 03144 Filter A/C/Furnace Permanent 03145 Filter A/C/Furnace Disposable 03146 Filter/Filter Media Evap Cool 03149 Filter Frames, Metal 03150 Freon 03151 Furnace Ctl Heat Force Air/Gas 03153 Grille/Diffuser/Register 03155 Hand Tool A/C/Heating Serv 03156 Heat Pumps 03157 Heater Elec Baseboard/Parts 03158 Heater Electric Panel/Wall/Pt 03159 Heater Electric Portable/Part Clayton County Water Authority Copyrighted Material Contracts, Compliance and Risk Management DO NOT DUPLICATE P a g e | 10 03160 Heat Gas-Fire Space/Vent/Unven
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