NIGP 36058: Sheet Vinyl, Non-Cushioned

NIGP 36058 Sheet Vinyl, Non-Cushioned (Item) represents vinyl flooring materials that state and local governments procure for facility maintenance and renovation projects, typically bundled with installation labor, surface preparation, and related accessories. Recent solicitations show school districts sourcing Armstrong vinyl and specialty vinyl products (including vinyl tile and luxury vinyl tile) in large volumes alongside complementary flooring categories such as carpet, epoxy, and tile. The work encompasses material supply, product specification review for specialty items, installation labor including adhesive application and sealing per manufacturer standards, and warranty coverage—typically one-year minimum. Issuing bodies under this code consist primarily of large school districts managing facility-wide flooring programs; Hillsborough County Public Schools and Seminole County Schools, both in Florida, appear as repeat recent buyers. Procurement vehicles include both competitive ITB (Invitation to Bid) and sole-source notices, with encouragement of small business participation through SBE, MBE, WBE, and DVBE set-asides where applicable.

Geographic activity centers on Florida, where two of the most recent substantial opportunities are posted. Hillsborough County Public Schools issued ITB 26190ITBMST on September 28, 2026, for flooring materials and services including 306,000 square feet of Armstrong vinyl, vinyl tile installation across 250,000 square feet, luxury vinyl tile products, and related labor and materials, with bids originally due August 6, 2026, and technical questions due July 23, 2026. Seminole County Schools posted a sole-source procurement (25260057STL) on September 21, 2026, for Kinetex non-slip flooring manufactured by J+J Flooring, with an estimated annual expenditure of $800,000 and an original response deadline of October 29, 2025; this procurement allows challenges to the sole-source designation and submission of alternative comparable products. Both school districts require electronic bid submission, FOB Destination pricing inclusive of all labor and materials, and provide preference to government and school-district references.