NIGP 02280: Tractor (Farm and Garden) Parts

NIGP 02280 Tractor (Farm and Garden) Parts, an Item code, encompasses original equipment manufacturer parts, attachments, and related service support for agricultural and utility tractors used across county operations, conservation departments, and vocational rehabilitation programs. State and local governments purchase OEM parts inventories (Kubota, New Holland, John Deere, Caterpillar) to maintain fleet operations, establish term supply agreements for ongoing maintenance, and procure specialized tractor attachments—including front-end loaders, rotary tillers, arena drags, and finish mowers—for grounds maintenance and agricultural site management. The issuing bodies span county boards of commissioners, state departments of criminal justice and workforce development, county conservation departments, and special-purpose agricultural event centers. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice appears as a repeat buyer, with multiple recent solicitations for OEM Kubota and New Holland parts supporting fleet maintenance across correctional facilities.

Recent activity concentrates heavily in Texas and Florida, with Texas Department of Criminal Justice posting multiple IFBs for Kubota and New Holland OEM parts throughout June through September 2026 (IFB IW251118, IW251130, IW254979, IW264119 series), the Texas Workforce Commission soliciting an adaptive tractor and loader package with specialized hand-operated controls by October 6, 2026, and Palm Beach County Board of County Commissioners issuing an RFQ for Caterpillar equipment and OEM parts with a November 5, 2026 response deadline and local small-business and Glades-area preferences. Hillsborough County pursued a sole-source procurement with EFE, Inc. (Everglades Equipment Group) for three John Deere 4075R tractor attachments estimated at $17,175 with a closed-bid deadline of October 20, 2026. Gordon County (Georgia) solicited sealed bids for a new 40-horsepower tractor package with comprehensive groundskeeping attachments due August 19, 2026, requiring local vendor preference matching within four percent of low bid for qualified Gordon County–based firms.