NIGP 54005: Asbestos Sheets, All Types (Except Insulation and Roofing)

NIGP 54005 Asbestos Sheets, All Types (Except Insulation and Roofing), Item code, covers removal and disposal of asbestos-containing materials in building renovation, demolition, and facility maintenance contexts. State and local governments procure asbestos abatement services—including testing, surveying, and remediation of thermal insulation, window glazing, caulk, fire doors, and associated systems—primarily when preparing facilities for renovation or addressing hazardous material compliance in occupied structures. Issuing bodies span school districts, city facilities departments, county housing authorities, tribal housing programs, and municipal facilities management offices, reflecting the broad applicability of asbestos remediation across public infrastructure and operations.

Geographic activity centers on the South (Georgia, Florida, Arizona) and Midwest (Michigan) based on recent solicitations. Representative opportunities include Fenton Area Public Schools' sealed-bid procurement for asbestos abatement at the WOW/Ellen Street Campus in Genesee County, Michigan, due March 12, 2026, covering removal of thermal insulation, window glazing, fire doors, and caulk with completion required by April and May 2026; the Gila River Indian Community's RFP for as-needed lead, asbestos, and mold testing and remediation services across 705 housing units in six districts, Arizona, due April 6, 2026, with a not-to-exceed contract value of $75,000 and a Native American preference set-aside offering 5–15 preference points; and the City of Tallahassee's request for supplier qualifications for roofing contractor services—including asbestos-related roofing system work—due February 20, 2026, establishing multiple indefinite-quantity, as-needed contracts with a three-year initial term and two optional one-year renewals. The code sees consistent demand across municipal maintenance cycles, school facility modernization, and federal housing programs serving tribal and low-income communities.