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

NIGP 21030 Curbs, Parking And Curb Boxes: Vehicle (Including Recycled), Item, encompasses concrete curb replacement, curb ramp construction, and related pedestrian infrastructure improvements that state and local governments procure as components of sidewalk, roadway, and ADA remediation projects. Recent state and local solicitations show curb work embedded within broader streetscape initiatives—sidewalk repair and replacement, utility cut patching, curb ramp and ADA compliance retrofits, and complete roadway reconstruction—rather than as standalone curb procurement. Cities, counties, and special-purpose transit authorities issue the majority of opportunities under this code, with school districts and state departments appearing less frequently. Qualified concrete contractors, flatwork specialists, and general builders dominate the vendor base; prevailing wage compliance, bonding equal to 100 percent of contract price, and commercial general liability insurance in the $1 million to $2 million per-occurrence range are standard requirements across most solicitations.

Geographic activity spans Florida, Georgia, New Mexico, New Jersey, Arizona, California, Utah, Kentucky, Oregon, and Connecticut, with particular concentration in Florida and California. Representative recent opportunities include the City of DeBary, Florida RFP 04-19 Sidewalk Repair & Reconstruction Project (response date March 1, 2019, later posting October 19, 2026) seeking 4-inch concrete sidewalk repairs citywide with three years of experience required; the City of Cadwell, Georgia RFP (response date November 4, 2026) for sidewalk demolition and replacement across multiple city streets; the City of Rio Rancho, New Mexico IFB 27005PW (response date October 29, 2026) for ADA curb ramp remediation on Lincoln Avenue funded through Community Development Block Grant and subject to Executive Order 11246 compliance; and the City of Gainesville, Florida ITB PWDA-260058-SM (response date September 16, 2026) for concrete curb, gutter, sidewalk, and detectable warning installation at 23 ADA-compliance locations with prevailing wage, BABA sourcing, and DBE goals in effect. Curb work activity remains steady across municipal and county jurisdictions, anchored by infrastructure capital improvement budgets and federal accessibility mandate compliance.