NIGP 28757: Protective Devices, Electronic (Anti-Static, Wrist and Ankle Bands, Work Mats, etc. for the Protection of Electronic Equipment)

NIGP 28757 Protective Devices, Electronic (Anti-Static, Wrist And Ankle Bands, Work Mats, Etc. For The Protection Of Electronic Equipment) is an Item code under which state and local governments procure work mats, anti-fatigue mats, floor mats, dust mops, wiping cloths, and related protective supplies for operational facilities and equipment environments. The recent opportunities show that issuing bodies treat this code as part of broader janitorial and supplies rental contracts rather than as stand-alone electronic-protection procurement. State departments, independent school districts, and county agencies are the primary buyers. The California Department of Motor Vehicles Administrative Services Division solicited rental and weekly delivery of linens, mats, and janitorial supplies to four DMV offices under IFB 26-139 (response due November 10, 2026), with an estimated thirty-six-month budget of $67,740 and incumbent pricing at $61,214.05; Northside Independent School District in San Antonio, Texas issued IFB 2026118 for electronic equipment, parts, repairs, rentals, and services (response due September 24, 2026), a successor to an expiring contract that required all current vendors to respond or risk losing future business opportunity.

Activity under this code appears concentrated in California and Texas based on the recent solicitations posted. The California DMV opportunity emphasizes weekly Monday-through-Friday delivery and pickup of floor mats ranging from 3' x 4' through 3' x 12', anti-fatigue mats, dust mops, and textile supplies to warehouse, printing services, and mail operations with DVBE and SBE preferences available. The Northside Independent School District opportunity, while broader than protective devices alone, signals ongoing demand for electronic-equipment supplies and services among school districts in Texas. A statewide cooperative procurement through Sourcewell (issued May 2026 with a June 16, 2026 response deadline) for Law Enforcement Equipment across multiple jurisdictions in Washington state and participating entities nationwide may include protective equipment components, though the source does not specify electronic-protection items explicitly within that cooperative framework.