NIGP 06084: Springs, Leaves, Suspensions, etc. (incl. Sway Bars)

NIGP 06084 Springs, Leaves, Suspensions, Etc. (Incl. Sway Bars) is an Item code capturing suspension and drivetrain components state and local governments procure primarily as part of fleet vehicle acquisition, heavy equipment procurement, and aftermarket repair-parts supply agreements. The code draws activity from state departments of transportation and general services, county fleet operations, city public works departments, and school districts maintaining vehicle fleets. Recent solicitations show governments buying air ride suspension systems, sway bars, and related suspension assemblies as options bundled into trailer and heavy-equipment purchases, as well as standalone aftermarket suspension and spring parts through statewide master agreements and cooperative purchasing vehicles.

State transportation departments and statewide procurement divisions generate the largest recent volume under this code. The State of Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts issued IFB 304T-26-073A1 in May 2026 for heavy-duty trailers across multiple configurations, with air ride suspension systems listed as optional components, targeting delivery statewide through FOB Destination locations and a contract term running through April 2027 with four renewal options. Brevard County, Florida and the City of Atlanta issued separate fleet procurement solicitations in February and March 2026 respectively seeking just-in-time inventory management and heavy-duty trailer services that encompass suspension repair and parts supply. The School Board of Sarasota County posted Bid 26-0124 in January 2026 for automotive and light truck repair parts through a one-year supply agreement with two renewal options, establishing firm discounts off manufacturer list prices for suspension-related components from suppliers including Monroe, Moog, and Timken. Activity concentrates in Florida, Texas, and Georgia, with cooperative purchasing agreements through Sourcewell extending reach across multiple state and local jurisdictions. No specific contract values for suspension components alone are disclosed in recent solicitations, though the State of Texas trailer procurement and Brevard County's $730,000 estimated annual parts budget suggest meaningful volume.