NIGP 08573: Recycled Bags and Erosion Control Items

NIGP 08573 Recycled Bags and Erosion Control Items, an Item code, encompasses erosion and sedimentation control products and materials that state and local governments procure for site stabilization, stormwater management, and construction projects. Recent solicitations show purchasing of erosion control supplies including geosynthetics, sediment controls, storm management products, and ground reinforcement systems, alongside aggregate materials (fill dirt, topsoil, road base, crusher fine, rip-rap, recycled asphalt) and stone varieties used in erosion mitigation and landscaping applications. Issuing bodies span cities, counties, and special-purpose park departments. The City of Dallas, City of Marietta, City of Augusta, Boulder County Parks and Open Space Department, and Atlanta Beltline, Inc. have posted recent opportunities under or closely related to this code, indicating demand from municipal public works, transportation infrastructure, and park maintenance operations.

Activity concentrates in Georgia and Colorado. The City of Dallas issued an Informal Solicitation (IFS) for erosion control products with delivery to 5100 Youngblood Road, due May 12, 2026, requiring FOB-delivery pricing and one-year product warranty. The Boulder County Parks and Open Space Department solicited qualifications for a five-year supply arrangement covering erosion control supplies, aggregate, and landscaping materials on May 6, 2026, with responses due May 27, 2026; the award established a short-list of pre-qualified vendors for project-by-project material purchases with no guaranteed volume. The City of Marietta's RFB 26-53444 for roundabout construction at New Hope Road and Wylie Road (due June 26, 2026) specified erosion control as part of a broader civil works scope but required GDOT certification and Georgia presence, signaling that erosion control work often bundles into larger infrastructure projects. The City of Augusta posted solicitation 27-058 for annual erosion and sedimentation control services (due September 29, 2026) and Atlanta Beltline, Inc. included erosion control in its two-step ITB for Southside Trail Segment 6 Phase A construction in Fulton County, Georgia (due September 29, 2026), both indicating routine procurement cycles in Georgia jurisdictions.