NIGP 01005: Acoustical Tile, All Types (Including Recycled Types)

NIGP 01005 Acoustical Tile, All Types (Including Recycled Types), an Item code, covers removal, replacement, and installation of acoustical ceiling tiles and related grid systems in state and local government facilities. State and local governments procure this commodity primarily through facility renovation and maintenance projects at detention facilities, courthouses, administrative buildings, and educational institutions, often bundled with broader interior construction scopes that include drywall, framing, and grid support work. Issuing bodies span county departments of public works, county sheriff's offices, municipal school districts, and county purchasing departments. Walworth County Department of Public Works in Wisconsin and Rockdale County in Georgia have each issued recent solicitations specifically for acoustical tile work, suggesting recurring maintenance demand at criminal justice facilities and administrative centers. The code sees active procurement across the upper Midwest and Southeast, with recent postings from Wisconsin, Georgia, Florida, Massachusetts, and California.

Representative recent opportunities include Walworth County Department of Public Works' RFB 25-125 for Sheriff's Office ceiling tile replacement in Elkhorn, Wisconsin (response due June 29, 2026; $325,000 budget, Class A fire-rated tiles, 24" × 48" and 24" × 24" configurations, pre-bid June 12, seven years commercial ceiling experience required); Rockdale County, Georgia's RFP for an on-call unit-price contract for framing, drywall, and acoustical ceiling work on small commercial interior projects (response due April 16, 2026; fixed unit pricing model, most work orders under $15,000, local vendor preference of 5 evaluation points); and Portage County, Wisconsin's Phase 1 Courthouse Remodel invitation for Acoustical Panel Ceilings (TP 02) trade package (response due June 2, 2026, through J.H. Findorff's PlanRoom bidding system). These opportunities indicate demand for both full-scope tile replacement at larger institutional facilities and modular, on-call maintenance contracts in smaller municipal and county buildings.