NIGP 05561: Mats, Floor (see 760-56 for Heavy Equipment Type)

NIGP 05561 Mats, Floor, an Item code, covers floor coverings and matting products that state and local governments procure for facilities maintenance and preparation. Based on recent solicitation activity, the code encompasses both standalone mat and floor-covering supply contracts and floor preparation services where mats or surface treatments are components of broader facility work. The issuing bodies soliciting under this code span counties, municipalities, school districts, and special-purpose districts such as county library systems. Work ranges from routine supply agreements for automotive shop mats and facility floor coverings to specialized floor grinding and surface preparation services to accept new finishes in municipal buildings.

Recent activity shows geographic spread across Florida and California. The City of Pembroke Pines in Broward County, Florida posted a competitive bid (PSPW26QQ01, due February 4, 2026) for floor grinding services at its Polk Building—approximately 28,000 square feet of municipal space requiring surface preparation for new floor finishes. The Santa Clara County Library District posted an RFP (RFPLIBFY260530, due March 4, 2026) for a custom-built bookmobile vehicle that requires interior flooring and surface treatments as part of the vehicle specification. Beyond mats and flooring specifically, the Brevard County Purchasing Services bid (B52621, due February 25, 2026) for fleet inventory management included flooring and shop mat materials as consumable supplies for automotive maintenance operations. School districts and transportation authorities also purchase floor mats and related products for facility and vehicle maintenance, though the recent-opportunities block does not disclose specific standalone mat procurement RFQs or supply contracts. The code remains active but shows modest recent volume; most current opportunities bundle floor-preparation or mat-supply work within larger facility, fleet, or vehicle-service scopes rather than as standalone material orders.