NIGP 07155: Motor Homes (incl. Bookmobiles, Mobile and Field Offices, etc.)

NIGP 07155 Motor Homes (Including Bookmobiles, Mobile and Field Offices, Etc.), an Item code, encompasses custom-built and purpose-designed mobile units that state and local governments deploy for specialized field operations, disaster recovery, educational programming, and public health services. Recent solicitations reveal a diverse scope: Temple Independent School District is procuring a custom Mobile STEM Lab vehicle for science education delivery, Galveston County is seeking a 40- to 45-foot Mobile Command Post for sheriff's field operations, the Utah Department of Health and Human Services is contracting for self-contained mobile MRI and CT diagnostic imaging units for use at a state correctional facility, and the County of Orange Sheriff-Coroner is procuring mobile audiometric testing services with sound-treated mobile vans. School districts, county housing departments, sheriff's offices, corrections agencies, and county health departments represent the primary issuing bodies soliciting under this code. Boulder County Housing Department appears twice in the recent record, establishing a pre-qualified contractor pool for mobile home replacement services under HUD Community Development Block Grant funding. Issuing bodies range from single-purpose specialized districts to large multi-function county systems.

Activity clusters in the Southwest and West: Texas shows multiple opportunities (Temple ISD, Galveston County), Colorado (Boulder County), Arizona (Yuma County), Utah (State DHHS), and California (Orange County) account for the most recent visible solicitations. The notice types vary—RFPs dominate for custom equipment (Temple ISD's Mobile STEM Lab RFP00827 due November 2, 2026; Galveston County's Mobile Command Post RFP26117 due October 15, 2026), while solicitations of qualifications establish pre-qualified pools (Boulder County SOQ299262 reposted in September 2026, due October 13, 2026). Sealed proposal competitions and IFBs also appear (Orange County's mobile audiometric testing IFB0603013202JG). Contract values and terms vary widely: Boulder County anticipates approximately $900,000 in CDBG-DR funding across three mobile home replacement projects; Utah DHHS's mobile imaging contract runs five years with unit pricing by CPT code; Orange County's mobile audiometric services contract is three calendar years with two optional one-year renewals. Federal compliance—Section 3 employment, Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, HIPAA, OSHA, and HUD CDBG-DR requirements—appears consistently across opportunities involving federal funding.