NIGP 36028: Non-Slip Floor Coverings: Mats, Rolls, Strips, etc.

NIGP 36028 Non-Slip Floor Coverings: Mats, Rolls, Strips, Etc. is an Item code under which state and local governments procure rubber floor mats, anti-fatigue mats, scraper mats, and related floor safety products for facilities ranging from detention centers and DMV offices to parks and school buildings. Recent solicitations show demand for heavy-duty black recycled rubber matting with slip-resistant surfaces, adhesive-backed urinal mats, anti-fatigue mats for high-traffic work areas, and bulk mat rentals paired with regular laundry and replacement services. Issuing bodies span city procurement offices (Philadelphia, Houston), state departments (California DMV, Texas), county commissions (Rockdale County, Gwinnett County, Orange County, Clay County), school districts (Seminole County Schools), and special-purpose recreation authorities. Philadelphia and other cities have posted multiple micro purchases for rubber matting, suggesting recurring facility maintenance demand under this code.

Activity is concentrated in the Southeast and Southwest, with recent solicitations from Florida, Georgia, California, Pennsylvania, and Texas. The City of Philadelphia is seeking five rolls of 4-by-50-foot heavy-duty black recycled rubber matting under IFB B2728254 with bids due October 30, 2026, capped at $45,000, and also posted a separate scraper-mat micro purchase (B2728109, due October 9, 2026). The California Department of Motor Vehicles issued IFB 26-139 for weekly rental and delivery of floor mats and janitorial supplies to four DMV locations with bids due November 10, 2026, estimated at $67,740 over thirty-six months and a DVBE participation incentive of 3–5%. Rockdale County Board of Commissioners posted RFP #26-11 for unit-price floor coverings at various county locations (proposals due September 10, 2026), and the School Board of Seminole County, Florida pursued a sole-source procurement for Kinetex non-slip flooring from J+J Flooring at an estimated $800,000 annual expenditure. Contract values range from $45,000 micro purchases to six-figure district-wide commitments, with payment typically contingent on delivery acceptance and FOB Destination terms standard across municipal procurement.