NIGP 15086: Trusses, Roof, Wooden

NIGP 15086 Trusses, Roof, Wooden (Item) covers wooden structural roof components that state and local governments procure as part of broader roofing and building envelope projects. Recent solicitations show this code capturing materials and labor embedded within comprehensive roof replacement, repair, and structural improvement contracts rather than standalone truss purchases. The issuing bodies are predominantly municipal governments and special-purpose districts: the City of Tucson, City of Madison, White County Board of Commissioners (Georgia), Houston City College, City of Conyers (Georgia), City of Tybee Island (Georgia), City of St. Marys (Georgia), and the City of Santa Cruz. School districts, transit authorities, and county-level buyers have not appeared in recent activity. Work solicited ranges from emergency repairs to termite-damaged structural framing (White County EMS Ambulance Garage roof and truss system repairs) to planned replacements of functionally sound roofing systems with modern materials, such as the Normal Hall Roof Replacement in Madison involving removal of 2000-era asphalt shingles and assessment of roof sheathing integrity. Roofing material types—asphalt shingles, TPO membranes, modified bitumen, standing-seam metal, and silicone coatings—dominate solicitations; wooden trusses appear as incidental structural components within these broader scope packages rather than as independent line items.

Activity concentrates in the Southeast and Southwest. Georgia accounts for four recent opportunities (Conyers, Tybee Island, St. Marys, and White County), Florida has two (Tucson area activity and Volusia County), and Wisconsin, California, and Texas each have one. The City of Tucson's RFB (Solicitation 260254, due July 29, 2026) solicits comprehensive roofing supplies including stocked and special-order materials under an indefinite-quantity contract, subject to ARPA compliance and federal manufacturing preferences. The White County Board of Commissioners' RFP (Solicitation PE77037NONST2027000000028, due July 31, 2026) targets truss-system repairs and structural restoration at an EMS facility, including loose bracing and unattached truss replacement alongside siding and framing work. The City of Madison's RFB (Solicitation 1502602026, due August 6, 2026) covers roof replacement on a historic park pavilion with detailed sheathing repair and archaeological compliance. These procurements emphasize municipal capital projects with compressed timelines (most target completion within 30 to 120 days) and mandatory pre-bid site visits or conferences, reflecting the site-specific and structural-assessment nature of the work.