NIGP 45028: Drawer Glides, Rollers, Tracks, etc.

NIGP 45028 Drawer Glides, Rollers, Tracks, Etc., an Item code, covers hardware fastening and movement components that state and local governments source for furniture, equipment enclosures, and building systems — though recent opportunities reveal the code's application extends well beyond desk drawers to law enforcement equipment assemblies and door hardware systems used across public facilities. State and local procurement offices, cooperative purchasing vehicles, and state departments are the primary issuing bodies active under this code. Sourcewell, the Minnesota-based cooperative purchasing unit, solicits on behalf of its participating entities — including Washington counties (Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, Chelan, Yakima) and hundreds of other jurisdictions — to establish framework agreements for law enforcement equipment that incorporate hardware components. State facility-management operations also buy under the code; the State of Oregon Department of Administrative Services manages standardized door hardware specifications across approximately 10,000 physical door openings in its properties, relying on drawer glides, rollers, tracks, and associated fasteners as integral to building security and operational systems.

Recent activity concentrates in the Pacific Northwest and upper Midwest. Sourcewell issued RFP #061626 on May 12, 2026, with a June 16, 2026 response deadline, seeking law enforcement equipment solutions available to thousands of public entities across the United States and Canada through cooperative purchasing participation. The State of Oregon Department of Administrative Services posted a Notice of Proposed Findings and Order on May 5, 2026 (May 20, 2026 comment deadline) regarding a waiver of Buy America requirements for door hardware components — not a bidding opportunity but a regulatory action indicating continuous procurement and replacement activity for hardware across state-managed facilities. The Oregon waiver highlights that commodity-level demand remains active; DAS has used standardized door hardware for 25 years, underscoring the sustained nature of procurement under this code for state infrastructure maintenance and security applications.