NIGP 33010: Fencing, Concrete or Rock

NIGP 33010 Fencing, Concrete or Rock is an Item code under which state and local governments procure concrete sidewalk installation and replacement, rock riprap placement for erosion control, modular block retaining walls, and related site stabilization work—work that sits at the intersection of infrastructure maintenance, emergency recovery, and property protection across multiple facility types. Issuing bodies span city departments, county public works and parks divisions, regional water authorities, and large school districts, with activity concentrated in Florida, Texas, California, Georgia, and North Carolina. Cities, counties, and school districts are the primary buyers; Collier County, Florida appears twice in recent solicitations for major regional park development and grant-funded fencing and erosion control work, and Pinellas County Schools and multiple Texas independent school districts each issued separate fencing-scope RFPs or IFBs within the same quarter. The work under this code ranges from small emergency repairs (concrete sidewalk removal at a single apartment complex) to multi-million-dollar regional infrastructure projects (bridge replacement, park site development with extensive utilities and stormwater systems).

Representative recent opportunities include the City of Madison Community Development Authority's Gay Braxton Apartments Concrete Sidewalk replacement (IFB due July 17, 2026, sawcutting, removal, ADA-compliant new installation, Davis-Bacon prevailing wage required), Orange County, Florida's emergency Wallington Drive and Egret Way Bridge Replacements (sealed bid, $6.2 million estimated, due July 7, 2026), and Collier County's Big Corkscrew Island Regional Park Phase 2B construction (31 million dollar budget with comprehensive park roadways, utilities, stormwater, fencing totaling approximately 5,500 linear feet, and site development, due May 11, 2026). Fencing Installation and Repair Services are also actively solicited: Pinellas County Schools (sealed electronic bid for fencing, gate operators, and handrails across district facilities, 1.5 million dollar contract value, mandatory pre-bid, due June 12, 2026) and Collier County Parks & Recreation (ITB for fencing installation and repair services, grant-funded via FEMA Public Assistance, historical annual spend approximately $300,000, due July 10, 2026). Concrete services procurement appears in the City of Jackson's RFP for ready-mix concrete continuous delivery (due June 18, 2026, Community Development Block Grant and HUD funding with Davis-Bacon compliance). Geographic concentration is heaviest in Florida (Orange, Collier, Pinellas, Broward counties), followed by Texas (Fort Bend, Temple, Northside independent school districts; Dallas County; Charlotte, North Carolina; and scattered activity in California, Georgia, Connecticut, and Kentucky). Most recent opportunities carry prevailing wage, bonding, and insurance requirements; school districts and municipalities frequently mandate local vendor preference, set-aside participation goals (MWSBE, DBE, SBE), and multi-year term contracts with renewal options.