NIGP 41066: Recovery and Treatment Room Furniture: Reclining Chairs, etc.

NIGP 41066 Recovery And Treatment Room Furniture: Reclining Chairs, Etc., an Item code, covers the procurement of specialized seating and related furnishings for healthcare, mental health, long-term care, and emergency-response settings. State and local governments are buying reclining chairs (including motion-capable designs), resident bedroom and common-area furniture packages for care facilities, and clinically specified seating for recovery and treatment environments. Recent solicitations include individual recliner purchases for fire rescue stations alongside comprehensive furniture replacement programs at state veterans homes and new mental health clinics, reflecting dual procurement patterns: standardized commodity buys of specialty recliners and large-scale room-and-facility renovation projects. The issuing bodies are diverse — county government (Hillsborough County), state veterans affairs agencies (Texas General Land Office and Texas Veterans Land Board), municipal health departments (City of Philadelphia), and nonprofit health centers (Harris Center in Houston). Texas dominates the recent activity, with two major IFB awards for Kwalu furniture replacement at state veterans homes in Temple and Floresville, alongside a sole-source recliner procurement by Hillsborough County Fire Rescue; Harris Center's mental health clinic furniture package in Houston and Philadelphia's micro purchase for health center equipment round out the geographic spread to Florida and Pennsylvania.

Representative recent opportunities include the Harris Center Northeast Clinic Furniture Package (RFP FY270485, due October 16, 2026) seeking complete new furniture and finishes for a 44,000-square-foot nonprofit mental health clinic in Houston; the Texas General Land Office IFB 8437-JW (due June 17, 2026) for 832 pieces of Kwalu furniture delivery and installation at the William R. Courtney Texas State Veterans Home; IFB 8551-SJ (due July 24, 2026) for 941 pieces of Kwalu furniture at the Frank M. Tejeda Texas State Veterans Home in Floresville; and Hillsborough County's sole-source procurement for DreamSeat reclining chairs for Fire Rescue stations (estimated two-year value $130,699, challenge deadline June 8, 2026). Qualification and reference requirements are typical across larger awards; bidders on veterans-home projects must demonstrate three years of similar service experience or five years of ownership or executive management in comparable companies. Delivery timelines range from ninety calendar days for the veterans homes to within-contract-term schedules for clinic buildouts. FOB destination with freight prepaid and white-glove installation (unpacking, assembly, placement, disposal) are standard delivery terms on facility projects.