NIGP 54087: Siding, Prefinished Particleboard

NIGP 54087 Siding, Prefinished Particleboard is an Item code that captures exterior siding materials and installation services, though recent state and local solicitations show the code encompasses broader exterior wall repair work including stucco installation, vinyl siding replacement, and associated surface preparation and finishing. State and local governments procure under this code when executing facility repairs and renovations at municipal buildings, county facilities, and publicly owned structures; the work typically bundles material supply with professional installation by licensed contractors and includes warranty and inspection requirements tied to building-code compliance and performance standards. Issuing bodies soliciting under the code include municipal departments (city facilities management), county boards of commissioners, and public housing or development authorities. Mandatory pre-bid and pre-proposal meetings are standard, and awards are made on a lump-sum price basis to bidders meeting licensure, insurance, and experience thresholds.

Recent opportunities show activity concentrated in the Southeast and Upper Midwest. The City of Ocala, Florida posted ITB FAC/261146 in October 2026 for exterior concrete stucco repair and installation at City Hall (approximately 1,100 square feet, lump-sum award, bids due October 2, 2026, mandatory pre-bid September 22). White County Board of Commissioners in Georgia posted a proposal request in July 2026 for termite-damaged stud wall and exterior vinyl siding replacement at the EMS Ambulance Garage (30-day completion window, proposals due July 31). The Community Development Authority of the City of Madison, Wisconsin solicited bids under RFB #15051-0-2026-AH in June 2026 for the Karabis Apartments painting and siding project, including gutter and soffit replacement (bids due July 17, Davis-Bacon Act compliance required). A Sourcewell cooperative procurement (RFP #061626) issued in May 2026 for law enforcement equipment spans multiple Washington state counties and other jurisdictions, though this opportunity sits at the periphery of traditional siding-code activity.