NIGP 48575: Receptacle Liners: Vinyl and Steel (see 665-24 for Plastic Type), Including Biodegradable

NIGP 48575 Receptacle Liners: Vinyl And Steel Item code covers trash liners, trash bags, and receptacle assemblies that state and local governments purchase for custodial operations and waste management across facilities. Recent solicitations show school districts, counties, and municipalities buying polyethylene trash bags in multiple sizes (13-gallon through 60-gallon), steel trash can receptacle assemblies, and mixed custodial supply packages that include liners and gloves. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include independent school districts, county school boards, city procurement offices, and county authorities. Atlanta Public Schools has posted multiple solicitations for trash liners and gloves over the past four months, signaling repeat procurement activity. Northside Independent School District in San Antonio and Madison County Schools in Georgia have each solicited custodial supplies encompassing trash bags as part of broader facility maintenance packages, while Cobb County School District posted a $550,000 estimated custodial equipment solicitation.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia and Texas. The City of Dallas posted a five-year indefinite-delivery master agreement (Solicitation BC2600029656, bid due May 29, 2026) establishing pricing for fourteen product groups of janitorial supplies and trash bags across all city departments; the solicitation requires firm pricing held across the 60-month term, imposes a Local Preference Program (3–5 percent threshold), mandates SBE good-faith effort aligned with 30–38 percent participation targets, and applies a $23.06-per-hour Living Wage floor for contracts exceeding $50,000. Dallas County posted an RFQ for steel trash can receptacle assembly (Solicitation 2098114, due October 29, 2026) without disclosed value or specifications beyond Exhibit I. Madison County Schools in Georgia issued an RFP for custodial supplies (CSUP 05-26, due June 2, 2026) covering trash bags, chemicals, and consumables across eight facilities; award criteria weighted cost at 15 percent alongside contractor qualifications, experience, and financial responsibility. Atlanta Public Schools has executed multiple short-cycle buys (July and June 2026) for trash liners and gloves through online submission platforms, suggesting high-frequency replenishment procurement.