NIGP 33061: Windscreens and Accessories for Fencing

NIGP 33061 Windscreens and Accessories for Fencing, an Item code, covers the supply and installation of windscreen panels, fence fillers, gate hardware, posts, rails, hinges, latches, and related fence-mounted accessories that state and local governments procure as components of broader fencing projects and maintenance programs. Recent solicitations show district-level demand concentrated in K–12 school system procurements where windscreens serve athletic field perimeters, backstop systems, and privacy applications across multiple campuses, though the code also appears in general municipal fencing infrastructure, county park development, and specialized installations at water utilities and transit facilities.

Solicitation activity clusters heavily in school districts across Florida and Texas, with Fort Bend Independent School District (Fort Bend County, Texas) issuing RFP 26-064AR in March 2026 for fencing installation and repair services including windscreen panels and athletic field netting systems; Temple Independent School District (Texas) posting IFB 006-26 in February 2026 for district-wide fencing supplies and installation; and Hillsborough County Public Schools (Tampa–St. Petersburg area, Florida) soliciting through RFP 26028-MST (posted April 2026) and ITB 26124-MST (posted April 2026) for fencing services and materials inventory across 270+ school sites, with the materials solicitation explicitly naming wind screens and fence fillers among 160 line-item components. Beyond K–12, Collier County, Florida issued sealed bids (solicitation 268622, posted June 2026) for the Big Corkscrew Island Regional Park Phase 2B construction—a $31 million regional park development—which includes approximately 5,500 linear feet of fencing as part of the broader scope. The City of Charlotte, North Carolina posted RFP 269-2026-142 in March 2026 for citywide on-call fencing services spanning multiple departments. DeKalb County School District (Georgia) issued ITB 26-712 in February 2026 for a multi-vendor fencing contractor pool serving schools and athletic fields district-wide. Response dates in the block range from early March to early May 2026, with most school-district solicitations clustering in February through April 2026. Recent activity shows school districts as the dominant issuing bodies, with secondary demand from county parks departments, municipalities, and transit-adjacent facilities, primarily in the Southeast and South-Central United States.