NIGP 08585: Soil Erosion Sheeting Material (to Include Silt Fencing): Asphalt, Biodegradable Paper, Burlap, Excelsior, Jute, Straw, etc.

NIGP 08585 Soil Erosion Sheeting Material (To Include Silt Fencing): Asphalt, Biodegradable Paper, Burlap, Excelsior, Jute, Straw, Etc., an Item code, covers erosion control blankets, geotextiles, silt fence, erosion control socks, turf reinforcement matting, biodegradable pins, stakes, sand bags, and related sediment and slope stabilization products that state and local governments deploy across public works, parks, transportation, and environmental remediation projects. Recent solicitations show counties, cities, and school districts procuring these materials and installation services for road construction, drainage repairs, facility site development, and landscaping stabilization—ranging from small municipal crack-sealing and fencing work to large regional park and transportation infrastructure projects. Issuing bodies span county transportation cabinets, city public works departments, county boards of commissioners, municipal purchasing offices, school districts, and special-purpose park authorities. Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Collier County (Florida), Fayette County (Georgia), Dallas County (Texas), Sacramento County (California), and Pinellas County Schools appear as recent active buyers. Work is structured as RFQs, RFBs, ITBs, and open-ended on-call contracts, with contract values ranging from under $100,000 for localized erosion repairs to over $30 million for comprehensive regional park and road infrastructure projects that incorporate erosion control as a component.

Recent opportunities concentrate in the Southeast (Georgia, Florida) and upper Midwest (Kentucky), with notable activity also in California and Texas. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet has issued back-to-back solicitations (RFB 6052600000686 and 6052600000686, posted July 2–15, 2026, due July 23, 2026) for erosion control products across four geographic zones statewide, specifying 23 line items including geotextile fabrics (up to 500,000 square yards per district), erosion control blankets, reinforcement matting, biodegradable blanket pins, silt fence, erosion control socks, paper mulch, and geogrids across a master agreement period of August 1, 2026 through July 31, 2027 with four optional one-year renewals. Fayette County, Georgia posted an ITB for Kenwood Park Erosion Stabilization (PE65600NONST2027000000236, due July 28, 2026) calling for high-performance turf reinforcement matting (Solmax Propex Pyramat 75 specified) covering 1,760 square yards plus hydro seeding and permanent grassing across a 169.19-acre site. Collier County, Florida solicited the Big Corkscrew Island Regional Park Phase 2B (268622, due May 11, 2026) with a $31 million construction budget incorporating fencing (5,500 linear feet), landscaping (1.3 million square feet of Bahia grass sod plus native plantings), and stormwater drainage as integral elements. Denver-area Boulder County Parks and Open Space (SOQ28626, due May 27, 2026) established a short-list framework for erosion control supplies, geosynthetics, and sediment controls through tiered competitive assignments over five years. Gilmer County, Georgia's RFQ for 2027 asphalt materials (PE77456NONST2027000000020, due November 5, 2026) represents commodity-level purchasing; the Dallas sidewalk and Casselberry erosion-repair projects (ITB 2026-1468, due August 20, 2026) show project-embedded procurement of erosion control and silt fencing as subordinate line items within larger civil construction scopes.