NIGP 19265: Paint Spray Booth Compounds, Water-Soluble

NIGP 19265 Paint Spray Booth Compounds, Water-Soluble is an Item code representing a narrow product category within state and local paint procurement, though the recent opportunities block does not isolate solicitations specific to water-soluble spray booth compounds. Instead, the block reflects a broader ecosystem of paint and painting-services activity, where spray booth equipment and ancillary supplies appear within larger municipal paint-supply and facilities-maintenance agreements. State and local governments procure paint and related products—including interior and exterior latex and alkyd enamels, direct-to-metal coatings, sealers, and specialty coatings—primarily through city and county facilities management divisions, transit authorities, school districts, and special-purpose authorities. The Fort Worth RFP for Paint and Paint Supplies (RFP 26-0224, due August 6, 2026) exemplifies the scope: it covers interior and exterior paints, industrial coatings, spray equipment, and related sundries supplied as needed to city departments on a non-exclusive basis, with a 30% small-business participation goal. Similar activity spans Collier County (ITB 25-8406, approximately $675,380 historical spend), Donna Independent School District (RFP 011326-891, catalog bid through August 31, 2027), and Orange County, Florida (commercial interior and exterior painting services across multiple facilities). Transit authorities also participate: the City of Gainesville Regional Transit System solicited both automotive paint and supplies (quote due June 22, 2026) and rebuilt-remanufactured air compressors (quote due June 24, 2026).

Recent opportunities cluster in Texas, Florida, and the Midwest. Fort Worth (Texas), Gainesville (Florida), Collier County (Florida), Orange County (Florida), and Pembroke Pines (Florida) each posted paint or painting-related solicitations in the April–July 2026 window. The City of Dallas issued a bridge re-coating services RFP (due July 10, 2026), and the Illinois Tollway solicited paint gun cleaning services and machine rental with waste disposal (RFQ 25-0050, quotes due June 23, 2026). School districts and municipal facilities management divisions dominate the issuing-body mix; most agreements are established on an as-needed basis with one- to five-year terms and include best-value or lowest-responsive-bidder evaluation. Spray booth compounds and water-soluble products do not appear as standalone line items in these notices, suggesting that the category sits as a subordinate element within broader painting-supplies contracts rather than as a separately solicited commodity at present.