NIGP 21030: Curbs, Parking and Curb Boxes: Vehicle (Including Recycled)

NIGP 21030 Curbs, Parking And Curb Boxes: Vehicle (Including Recycled), an Item code, encompasses concrete and asphalt curb installation, curb box procurement, and related pedestrian infrastructure improvements that state and local governments solicit across multiple project types. Recent opportunities reveal state and local buyers procuring curb work primarily as components of broader streetscape, roadway reconstruction, ADA accessibility, and park improvement projects rather than as standalone curb-only contracts, though curb boxes and repair materials are also acquired through dedicated utility procurement channels.

Soliciting bodies span city departments (Leesburg, Tallahassee, South Jordan, West Jordan, Salem, Vidalia, Stone Mountain, Madison), county governments (Harford County Maryland, Santa Clara County, Orange County Florida), state agencies (California Department of Transportation, Utah Department of Transportation, Nevada Office of the Military, Maryland), and special authorities (Kansas Turnpike Authority). City public works and utilities departments appear as the dominant repeat buyers, with activity concentrated in Florida, Utah, California, Oregon, and Georgia. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Leesburg's IFB for Aviation Fuel Facility civil infrastructure (due August 4, 2026) involving asphalt taxiway and concrete apron construction; the City of Tallahassee's RFSQ for prequalified Asphalt & Concrete Services contractors (due July 13, 2026) covering milling, paving, patching, and concrete flatwork; American Fork City's IFB for the Overlay Project 2026 (due June 25, 2026) encompassing 185,000 square feet of asphalt overlay with curb and gutter installation; the Town of Beacon Falls' ITB for roadway rehabilitation (due July 2, 2026) including full-depth reconstruction and new concrete curbing; Orange County Florida's sealed-bid solicitation for Construction Services for the ADA Pedestrian Safety Improvement Program (due May 7, 2026) with an estimated value of $6,255,475 covering curb ramps, concrete sidewalks, curbs, and drainage; and the City of Madison's RFQ for curb boxes and pipe repair clamps (both due March 17, 2026) procured directly through utility purchasing for maintenance and replacement. Curb work activity is steady across the country with no geographic concentration, though recent high-value opportunities cluster in California (Caltrans small-business contracts), Utah (roundabout and streetscape projects), and Florida (ADA and pedestrian safety programs).