NIGP 33005: Fencing, Adobe, Cinderblock and Sand

NIGP 33005 Fencing, Adobe, Cinderblock And Sand, an Item code, covers labor, materials, and installation services for new fencing, gates, repairs, and related site work that state and local governments procure for facility security, perimeter protection, wildlife exclusion, and asset safeguarding across parks, airports, schools, water management sites, and county properties. Recent solicitations show counties, cities, school districts, and special-purpose authorities issuing ITBs and IFBs for fencing supplies paired with installation labor, gate systems, and ongoing maintenance pools—ranging from single-airport projects to multi-facility district-wide frameworks. Collier County, Florida emerges as a repeat buyer, with separate procurements for airport wildlife fencing replacement, regional park construction fencing components, and a three-year grant-funded parks maintenance contract; Flagler County, Okaloosa County, and Solano County have issued airport and stormwater-related fencing solicitations with federal funding (FEMA) and prevailing wage requirements. School districts in Texas (Northside ISD, Temple ISD) and Georgia (DeKalb County School District) are establishing multi-vendor fencing pools for on-demand installation, repair, and temporary systems at educational facilities. The City of Atlanta's Department of Watershed Management is running a multi-step prequalification process for a 36-month fencing and gate automation contract spanning 59 facilities; the City of Phoenix Housing Department is seeking a five-year federally funded fence supply and services contract.

Activity concentrates in Florida, Texas, California, and Georgia. Recent notice types include ITB 26ITB015 (Flagler County, June 2026, 3,620 linear feet of wildlife-exclusion fencing); ITB 268669 (Collier County, July 2026, grant-funded maintenance pool with approximately $300,000 historical annual spend); IFB 2026-060 (Northside ISD San Antonio, April 2026, chain link and ornamental fencing with online catalog requirements); ITB 26-712 (DeKalb County School District, March 2026, on-demand multi-type fencing for schools and athletic fields); and the City of Phoenix IFB FY2608606 (January 2026, five-year federally funded residential and commercial fencing). Solano County's Asset Protection fencing scope (ITB 330021326, March 2026) includes 381 linear feet plus two flood gates with electrical controls and concrete work, funded through FEMA with prevailing wage and small-business outreach mandates. Most contracts carry insurance minimums of $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 general liability, bonding requirements for awards exceeding $200,000, and E-Verify compliance; federal-funded projects require Davis-Bacon compliance, suspension and debarment certifications, and Buy America provisions. Collier County and school districts favor multi-award structures; response windows typically run 30 to 60 days from posting.