NIGP 36007: Base, Resilient (Cove and Straight)

NIGP 36007 Base, Resilient (Cove And Straight), an Item code, covers flooring installation supplies and related materials that state and local governments procure to support facility maintenance and capital improvement projects. State and local buyers under this code source cove base thermoplastic rubber, wall base adhesives, carpet tile adhesives, vinyl composition tile, flooring primers, skim coat materials, application tools, doorway transitions, metal stair nosing, and two-part urethane adhesives — materials consumed during broadloom carpet, resilient tile (VCT, rubber, LVT), ceramic tile, and vinyl/rubber sheet flooring installations. The issuing bodies soliciting under the code include state police agencies managing multi-district facility improvements and school district facilities departments operating district-wide flooring programs. Illinois State Police and Atlanta Public Schools both posted opportunities under this code in early 2026, with Atlanta Public Schools appearing twice in the recent activity window, indicating repeat procurement cycles driven by ongoing maintenance schedules across multiple school facilities.

Illinois State Police posted a sealed bid for flooring installation supplies (DJS-Shaw Flooring Supplies-CB, due March 26, 2026) targeting three district locations, with deliverables including approximately 4,560 linear feet of cove base thermoplastic rubber, flooring primers, and associated adhesives and installation materials. Atlanta Public Schools issued two concurrent Invitations for Bid (IFBs) for carpet and flooring installation services (response date March 18, 2026, with a mandatory pre-bid conference on February 25, 2026) that require contractors to furnish labor, materials, and supplies for broadloom, tile carpet, resilient floor tiles, ceramic tile, and cove base and stair components across eighty-seven schools and thirteen administrative buildings serving approximately 51,000 students. Recent activity concentrates in Illinois and Georgia, with no specific award values disclosed in either procurement.