NIGP 07347: Trailers, Utility, Gooseneck

NIGP 07347 Trailers, Utility, Gooseneck is an Item code capturing specialized utility trailers—primarily equipment lowboys, refuse transfer units, stock trailers, flatbed gooseneck and bumper-pull configurations, and emergency services platforms—that state and local governments procure for fleet operations, heavy equipment transport, and municipal services. Recent solicitations show counties and state departments buying 35-ton capacity lowboy equipment trailers with air-ride suspension and flip-tail ramps for construction equipment transport; walking floor open refuse transfer trailers for waste management; steel and aluminum stock trailers for correctional and wildlife agencies; and 10-to-20-ton flatbed trailers for water departments and fleet services. Texas Department of Criminal Justice has posted multiple IFBs for dump trailers, steel stock trailers, and aluminum stock trailers in July 2026, while Sacramento County and DeKalb County have issued RFBs and ITBs for equipment lowboys and refuse transfer trailers. State departments (TDCJ, Texas Parks and Wildlife, Texas Animal Health Commission) and county fleet operations dominate the issuing-body mix, with occasional municipal procurement (City of Atlanta Department of Public Works) and special-purpose district activity (City of Tucson).

Sacramento County and Texas appear in the most recent activity, with Sacramento issuing dual RFBs for 35-ton lowboy equipment trailers (one posted July 15, 2026, due August 3, 2026; an earlier version posted June 30, 2026, due December 22, 2025), while TDCJ has released six separate IFBs for equipment trailers between July 9 and July 13, 2026, all with response deadlines of July 23–28, 2026. DeKalb County Georgia issued ITBs for walking floor open refuse transfer trailers (February 9 and June 22, 2026); Texas Animal Health Commission and Texas Parks and Wildlife solicited gooseneck and bumper-pull flatbed trailers in spring 2026; and the City of Atlanta Department of Public Works posted an IFB for heavy-duty trailers with repair and parts services in May 2026. Sacramento County's RFBs include a 5 percent local business preference and 2 percent micro-business preference for qualifying vendors; most other jurisdictions do not disclose set-asides in available summaries.