NIGP 15033: Grout, Drywall

NIGP 15033 Grout, Drywall is an Item code covering concrete and grout supplies and drywall materials for repair, renovation, and construction work across state and local facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying these materials as components of larger facility maintenance, renovation, and construction projects rather than as standalone commodity purchases. The issuing bodies span school districts, county departments of corrections, city general services departments, and county education cooperatives conducting both one-time supply buys and master-service agreements for on-call construction and repair work. Scope varies from discrete material specifications for prison facility maintenance to integrated drywall and finishes work as part of districtwide renovation programs or commercial trades frameworks.

Activity clusters in Georgia, Texas, and Connecticut. The Georgia Department of Corrections issued back-to-back RFQs for concrete and grout supplies at Dooly State Prison (posted August 12 and August 27, 2026, with closing dates August 19 and September 8, 2026), signaling recurring procurement at correctional facilities. The Stephens County Board of Education in Toccoa, Georgia solicited construction manager at risk services for a $20 million to $26 million districtwide renovation program (RFP posted September 9, 2026, closing October 9, 2026) that includes roof, HVAC, and facility modifications across multiple schools, with substantial completion anticipated by December 2029. The City of South Fulton, Georgia issued a multiple-award on-call construction services IDIQ (posted October 6, 2026, closing November 13, 2026) covering six service categories including vertical and horizontal construction, with grout and drywall work embedded within the broader scope. Harris County Department of Education in Texas, in partnership with Choice Partners cooperative purchasing, solicited painting, drywall, acoustical ceilings, and flooring services (posted May 15, 2026, closing May 15, 2026) under a job order contracting structure with an annual aggregate maximum of $200 million across all awards. These solicitations reveal that drywall and grout procurement under this code typically flows through master-service agreements, construction management contracts, and job order contracting vehicles rather than direct commodity buys.