NIGP 33058: Fencing, Wire

NIGP 33058 Fencing, Wire is an Item code encompassing the supply, installation, repair, and removal of wire fencing systems and related products that state and local governments procure for security perimeters, facility protection, athletic fields, playgrounds, temporary site containment, and infrastructure projects. State and local solicitations under this code range from specialized wire fencing materials (galvanized steel mesh, chain link, razor ribbon) to comprehensive fencing services combining supply, labor, installation, maintenance, and emergency response across multiple fence types and materials. Issuing bodies soliciting under the code span school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools, Pinellas County School District, Fort Bend ISD, Northside ISD, DeKalb County School District), county governments (Troup County, Sarasota County, Collier County, Santa Clara County, Clackamas County), cities (Atlanta, Bridgeport, Phoenix), water and transit authorities (Macon Water Authority), state departments (Oregon Department of Transportation, Illinois Department of Corrections, Pennsylvania Commonwealth), and regional cooperatives (Sourcewell). Districts and counties appear as repeat buyers, with multiple solicitations from the same issuing body within the recent window reflecting ongoing maintenance and facility-improvement cycles.

Recent opportunities track concentrated activity in the Southeast (Georgia, Florida) and broader geographic spread across the Midwest, Southwest, and West Coast. Representative recent work includes Troup County's sealed bid for razor ribbon fencing installation at a jail facility in Georgia (August 11, 2026, ITB), Sarasota County's quick-quote request for temporary chain-link fence panels (July 15, 2026, RFQ), Collier County's major regional park project including approximately 5,500 linear feet of fencing as one component of a $31 million Phase 2B construction effort (sealed bid, May 11, 2026), Pinellas County Schools' request for fencing installation and repair services across district facilities with approximately $1.5 million anticipated contract value (sealed electronic bid, June 12, 2026), Hillsborough County Public Schools' comprehensive fencing services RFP for 270+ school sites with 238 line items across multiple fence types (February 26, 2026, RFP), and Fort Bend ISD's three-year on-demand fencing installation and repair RFP (April 30, 2026, RFP). Demand appears strongest for chain-link fencing (vinyl-coated and galvanized), temporary fencing panels, security and perimeter fencing, athletic field fencing, and integrated services combining supply with labor-intensive installation and emergency repair capabilities within tight response windows. Contracts typically structure pricing as unit-based, hourly labor rates, or lump-sum bids with firm pricing requirements; contract terms commonly span one to five years with renewal options. Prevailing wage compliance, workers' compensation, general liability insurance ($1 million to $2 million per-occurrence minimums), and performance/payment bonds (typically 100% of contract value) are standard requirements across federal, state, and local procurements.