NIGP 33005: Fencing, Adobe, Cinderblock and Sand

NIGP 33005 Fencing, Adobe, Cinderblock And Sand is an Item code under which state and local governments procure physical fencing installation, replacement, and repair work across facilities ranging from transportation infrastructure to parks, cemeteries, and secured perimeters. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions buying metal chain link fence (galvanized and vinyl-coated variants), aluminum rail fencing, wood and PVC materials, gate installation and automation, and associated site preparation and landscaping work to support perimeter security, wildlife exclusion, accessibility compliance, and facility delineation. Issuing bodies include transit authorities (Charlotte Area Transit System), municipal departments (City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management), county governments (Collier County Florida, Okaloosa County Florida, Flagler County Florida, City of Acworth Georgia), and park authorities. Work scope spans new installation, complete replacement with specification-driven materials, maintenance and repair on multi-year contracts, emergency response services, and integrated projects pairing fencing with irrigation, landscaping, and site hardscape improvements.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia. Charlotte Area Transit System issued an RFP for bus stop improvements (due October 15, 2026) that includes accessibility and safety upgrades at multiple stop locations. The City of Acworth, Georgia posted an IFB for Liberty Hill Cemetery fence replacement (1,600 linear feet of aluminum rail fencing, due September 16, 2026) with precise specification requirements and a November 16, 2026 completion deadline. Collier County, Florida solicited sealed bids for the NEUF Perimeter Fence, Irrigation, and Landscaping project (12,712 linear feet of vinyl-coated chain link fence with barbed wire and associated site work, $3.4 million anticipated budget, due October 8, 2026) and separately issued an ITB for grant-funded fencing installation and repair services across County parks and facilities (three-year term with $300,000 annual historical spend, due July 10, 2026). Flagler County, Florida requested bids for replacement of approximately 3,620 linear feet of airfield security fencing with 10-foot-high wildlife exclusion fencing under ITB 26-ITB-015 (due June 30, 2026), and Okaloosa County, Florida procured dune vegetation planting paired with sand fencing as part of a FEMA-funded disaster recovery project ($460,200 estimated budget, due July 8, 2026). The City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management conducted a multi-step sealed bid process for fencing installation and maintenance services spanning five scope components across 59 facilities (36-month contract with optional 24-month renewal, prequalification deadline May 28, 2026), using an electronic bidding portal.