NIGP 09529: Beauty Shop Chairs and Parts

NIGP 09529 Beauty Shop Chairs and Parts, an Item code, covers salon equipment and furnishings that state and local governments procure for vocational training programs and educational facilities. State and local schools and vocational training centers solicit under this code to outfit cosmetology and barbering programs with styling stations, backwash units, and related salon furniture. The scope includes both the equipment itself and installation labor, with specifications typically calling for educational-grade stations featuring steel or wall-mounted construction, mirrors, and finishes suitable for high-traffic instructional environments. Issuing bodies are predominantly school districts and public education systems sourcing these goods for secondary and post-secondary cosmetology and barbering curriculum delivery.

Hillsborough County Public Schools in Florida posted the most recent opportunity on October 19, 2026, issuing Invitation to Quote 26007ITQEST for salon stations and sinks with a response deadline of February 24, 2026. The solicitation calls for five back-to-back styling stations for two stylists, three triple-wall styling stations for three stylists, two double-wall styling stations for two stylists, and four Aron II backwash units, all to be delivered and installed at Plant City High School. Pricing is required on an Excel template covering cost per unit, installation labor at an hourly rate, and delivery on FOB Destination terms, with a one-year price firm period and warranty coverage mandated. Vendors must demonstrate five years of experience, current vendor registration with HCPS, applicable licenses, business tax receipts, proof of insurability, and commercial general liability insurance with a $1,000,000 general aggregate minimum. The contract terminates upon reaching $50,000 in expenditures or receipt of goods and services, whichever occurs first, suggesting a project value at or near that threshold. Federal funding compliance applies, including domestic preference for U.S.-produced goods, debarment and suspension certifications, and Florida prevailing wage standards for contracts over $100,000. Small Business Enterprises are encouraged to register with HCPS's Office of Supplier Development.