NIGP 15058: Partitions, Office, Wood and Glass, Custom-Made

NIGP 15058 Partitions, Office, Wood And Glass, Custom-Made is an Item code under which state and local governments solicit custom interior partitioning and millwork for office and institutional spaces. Recent opportunities show government purchasing departments and county administrations buying interior renovation and remodeling work that includes demolition of existing millwork, installation of new custom work surfaces, integrated cabinetry, and reconfiguration of built-in infrastructure to support modern workplace and civic functions. The scope of work encompasses design consultation, fabrication, installation, and coordination with existing building systems—electrical, low-voltage, access control, and technology infrastructure. Issuing bodies include county government (Orange County, Florida) and city procurement offices acting as lead agencies for multi-jurisdiction cooperative purchasing frameworks. Governments soliciting under this code require contractors to meet building code compliance, provide comprehensive warranties on work and materials, and demonstrate capacity to complete commercial construction projects with documented experience on similar work within ten years.

Orange County, Florida recently posted an Invitation for Bids (IFB) for the Administration Center Redistricting Renovation (Chambers Dais) project, with an estimated contract value of $200,000.00 and a response deadline of February 10, 2026, at 4:00 pm EST. The project involved demolition and reconfiguration of the chambers dais area millwork, installation of solid surface work surfaces, LED lighting, and power receptacles with USB connections, requiring electronic bid submission through the OpenGov e-Procurement Platform and a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting. The City of Charlotte, North Carolina, acting as lead public agency for OMNIA Partners on behalf of participating public agencies nationwide, solicited a five-year national cooperative purchasing agreement for furniture, installation, design, and related services (RFP posting February 18, 2026, response due April 3, 2026), reflecting broader geographic activity in the South and opportunities for suppliers to scale work across multiple jurisdictions through established procurement vehicles.