NIGP 33037: Fencing, Metal Slat and Tubular (Including Components)

NIGP 33037 Fencing, Metal Slat and Tubular (Including Components) is an Item code under which state and local governments solicit installation, repair, replacement, and maintenance services for chain link, wrought iron, aluminum, vinyl-coated, and steel decorative fencing systems, including gates, posts, rails, privacy slats, and associated hardware. Recent solicitations span school districts, county departments of transportation, municipal public works and parks divisions, utility authorities, and county school systems across Florida, California, Utah, Georgia, Maryland, Oregon, and other states, reflecting broad geographic demand for fencing as capital maintenance and emergency disaster-recovery work.

Representative recent opportunities include Gwinnett County Public Schools' competitive sealed bid for on-demand fencing services (due November 2, 2026), California Department of Transportation's perimeter fencing replacement at a Yuba County facility requiring 1,060 linear feet of 7-foot wrought iron fencing with a $484,000 bid cap and November 5, 2026 response deadline, Hillsborough County Public Schools' ITB for fencing services spanning galvanized chain link, vinyl privacy, wood post-and-rail, and decorative steel systems across 237 line items (due August 26, 2026), Collier County's $3.4 million NEUF Perimeter Fence project including 12,712 linear feet of vinyl-coated chain link with barbed wire (due October 8, 2026), and San Mateo County's five-year on-call temporary perimeter fencing services contract for delivery, installation, repair, and removal of temporary chain link with screening (due May 20, 2026). Disaster-response and FEMA-funded procurements appear frequently: the City of Fort Myers seeks secondary contractors for disaster fencing repair and replacement under a non-exclusive five-year framework (due June 15, 2026, with federal compliance required), the City of Bartow issued an ITB for FEMA-funded emergency fencing and gate repair with two-vendor awards and 72-hour mobilization requirements, and Collier County's FEMA Public Assistance grant funds a three-year fencing installation and repair services contract with approximately $300,000 annual historical spend. Set-asides and preferences vary: Caltrans' Yuba County project requires 3 percent DVBE participation mandatory and 25 percent SBE goal with 5 percent bid preference for DVBE-certified firms; Maryland Environmental Service applies 5 percent MBE goal; Collier County reserves local vendor preference; and Sourcewell's cooperative purchasing vehicle (due July 28, 2026) establishes multi-state contracting access for participating entities. Most work is performed at educational campuses, county facilities, parks, transportation maintenance yards, utilities, and public buildings, with contract terms ranging from single-project fixed-price agreements to multi-year on-call frameworks with unit-pricing or hourly labor structures, and prevailing wage requirements common in California, Utah, and FEMA-funded work.