NIGP 01075: Paints, Primers, Sealers, etc. (for Insulation)

NIGP 01075 Paints, Primers, Sealers, Etc. (For Insulation) is an Item code under which state and local governments procure exterior and interior painting services, surface preparation and coating application, sealant and caulking products, and related coatings for building maintenance and capital projects. Recent solicitations show governments buying comprehensive painting and coating services for facility exteriors, building renovation, infrastructure protection, and specialized surface treatments rather than bulk paint supply alone.

Issuing bodies include county facilities management departments, community college districts, municipal public works agencies, school districts, and special-purpose authorities. Collier County (Florida), Orange County (Florida), and Mt. San Antonio Community College District appear multiple times in recent opportunities, reflecting sustained demand from larger jurisdictions with substantial facility portfolios. Representative recent solicitations include Mt. San Antonio Community College District's prequalification for Building 26 A, B, C & D Exterior Paint Project (solicitation 2026068, RFQ phase, prequalification deadline passed July 1, 2026) covering complete exterior surface preparation, repairs, patching, caulking, and sealant application on four connected buildings in Walnut, California with prevailing wage and 30% local labor goals under a Community Workforce Agreement; the City of Pembroke Pines' exterior painting of Pembroke Pines Charter School–Central Campus (IFB PSPW-26-05, response deadline April 28, 2026, $220,000 estimated cost) requiring pressure cleaning, masonry and stucco repair, expansion joint sealing, and polyurethane sealant with seven-year workmanship warranty and local vendor preferences; and Collier County's aerial crossings pipe painting services (Quick Quote solicitation QQ2026100, response deadline March 12, 2026) covering surface preparation and application of professional-grade coatings to twelve county-owned above-ground pipes at seven locations with strict environmental containment requirements. Recent activity concentrates in California, Florida, and Wisconsin, with broader representation across other states. The code draws active procurement across municipalities, counties, and special districts pursuing capital project work and routine facility maintenance tied to Davis-Bacon wage requirements, prevailing wage compliance, and local or Section 3 preference programs.