NIGP 07585: Tire Treatments, Anti-Skid

NIGP 07585 Tire Treatments, Anti-Skid is an Item code under which state and local governments procure tires, tire repair services, tire disposal, and related tire-maintenance work for vehicle fleets. Recent solicitations show that jurisdictions buy tires across multiple vehicle classes—from light-duty to heavy-duty buses and fleet vehicles—and contract for mounting, balancing, repairs, capping, retreading, and emergency roadside service. School districts, cities, and counties dominate the buyer base; Rockwood School District in Missouri and the City of Atlanta stand out as recent active procurers. Vendors typically must maintain access to multiple tire brands and tread types, provide scheduled delivery to multiple facilities, comply with environmental regulations for scrap tire disposal, and offer after-hours and weekend emergency service. The City of Atlanta's IFB posted April 30, 2026 (due May 8, 2026) sought tires of all sizes for all vehicle classes, disposal services, and on-site and field repair for city personnel and facilities. Rockwood School District's RFP (posted March 3, 2026, due March 31, 2026) covered bus and fleet vehicle tires and comprehensive tire services including mounting, balancing, repairs, capping, and retreating, with a three-year term from August 1, 2026 through June 30, 2029, and delivery to three transportation locations in the St. Louis area.

Activity under this code is concentrated in the Southeast and Midwest. Missouri and Georgia show recent solicitation activity, and Florida school procurement also appears in the dataset. Beyond these states, city and county procurement offices across the country source tires and related services, though no standardized geographic concentration emerges from the limited recent-opportunity pool. The mix of issuing bodies—school districts managing bus fleets, city departments managing vehicle fleets, and county governments—suggests steady baseline demand. Vendors should note that many solicitations require proof of insurance (general liability and automotive liability in the $1 million range), compliance with E-Verify requirements, and readiness for emergency service commitments beyond standard business hours.