NIGP 14560: Roofing

NIGP 14560 Roofing, an Item code, encompasses removal, replacement, repair, restoration, and maintenance of roof systems across municipal, county, school district, transit authority, and community college facilities. State and local governments procure this work through a mix of complete roof replacements (TPO, EPDM, asphalt shingle, standing-seam metal, and modified bitumen membranes), partial repairs and restoration, flashing and drainage upgrades, preventative maintenance contracts, and on-call roofing services. Recent solicitations show substantial activity: the City of Meriden (Connecticut) is bidding partial roof replacement and repairs at a Board of Education Maintenance Facility under ITB B026-59 with bids due June 24, 2026 and a $246,216 estimated value; Collier County (Florida) is seeking roofing preventative maintenance and repair services across 351 facilities under an RFP due August 10, 2026 with historical spending around $2.12 million over the current term; the City of Tucson (Arizona) is soliciting an indefinite-quantity contract for a comprehensive catalog of roofing supplies and materials due July 29, 2026; and Mt. San Antonio Community College District (California) is in prequalification for roofing repairs at four buildings with a job walk on June 30, 2026 and an estimated $1.54 million project value.

Issuing bodies span the full range of state and local government: school districts (Galesburg-Augusta Community Schools in Michigan, Shelby Public Schools, Mecosta-Osceola ISD, Kent Intermediate School District across multiple projects), cities and counties (Meriden, Tucson, Madison, Okaloosa County, Cobb County, Dane County, New Haven), state facilities (Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration), transit authorities (Tucson implicitly through municipal operations), and special districts (community college systems in California, Michigan, and Texas). School districts and county governments appear most active in the recent cycle. Geographic spread includes Connecticut (multiple school and municipal projects), Florida (residential rehabilitation programs in Seminole and Orange counties, Okaloosa County, Volusia County), Michigan (extensive school district activity across Kent, Linden, West Bloomfield, Grand Blanc, Gibraltar, Van Buren, and Shelby districts), California (Mt. San Antonio College District), Wisconsin (Dane County, Rusk County), Colorado (state buildings), Georgia (Cobb County), Arizona (Tucson), South Carolina (Greenville County), and Kentucky (Louisville Fire Department). Solicitation types include fixed-price ITBs and RFPs for single projects, indefinite-quantity job order contracts (JOCs) and on-call arrangements spanning multiple facilities, and pooled-qualification RFQs for ongoing residential rehabilitation programs. Set-asides and prevailing wage requirements appear consistently across Connecticut (SBE and M/W/DisBE set-asides), Florida (M/WBE encouragement, FEMA compliance), California (DVBE participation goals, community workforce agreements), Michigan (family-relationship and Iran Economic Sanctions Act disclosures), and federally funded projects (Davis-Bacon, Contract Work Hours and Safety Standards Act). Bid security, performance bonds, and 20+ year manufacturer warranties are standard contract requirements across the code.