NIGP 06595: Wrecker Bodies

NIGP 06595 Wrecker Bodies, an Item code, encompasses the procurement of specialized towing and recovery vehicles that state and local governments acquire for fleet operations and emergency response. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers acquiring complete wrecker units meeting specific performance standards — including rollback wreckers with winches, extended towing capacity, and operator-training requirements — rather than body components alone. The City of Wichita's April 2026 RFB for a single-cab LCG rollback wrecker specified a 56,000 lbs GVWR, 30,000 lbs winch capacity, 50,000 lbs towing capacity, and diesel power with 400 minimum horsepower, delivered F.O.B. to the Fleet Division with on-site operator and maintenance training. Issuers under this code span city fleet divisions (Wichita Public Works & Utilities), county emergency-services and public-safety agencies (Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners in Georgia), and school districts managing transportation fleets. The mix reflects both direct equipment procurement and service-based wrecker operations under multi-year contracts.

Gwinnett County's March 2026 RFP RP015-26 for wrecker services across its six police districts and fleet operations illustrates the service side of this code — the County sought qualified providers with three years of consecutive wrecker-service experience operating 24/7 across light, medium, and heavy-duty duty classes, with pricing tiers of $100–$175 per light-duty unit, $250 per medium-duty unit, and $500 per heavy-duty unit depending on service branch, plus $3.25–$5.00 per mile for extended-range tows and $20–$30 per day storage fees through December 31, 2030. The geographic footprint spans the Southeast (Georgia) and South-Central United States (Kansas), with recent activity also touching Florida school-district procurement. No responses due beyond May 2026 remain open in the source material.