NIGP 55031: Markers, Traffic, Concrete

NIGP 55031 Markers, Traffic, Concrete is an Item code covering the supply, installation, and maintenance of traffic control devices, traffic signal equipment, pavement markings, and concrete infrastructure that state and local governments procure to manage roadway safety, enhance traffic operations, and support capital improvement projects. Recent solicitations show governments buying traffic signal modernization and replacement, temporary and permanent traffic control device rentals, pavement markings and striping services, traffic signal design services, concrete sidewalk and utility infrastructure work, and on-call bore and trenching support for signal installation. Issuing bodies span counties, cities, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts—Broward County and Pasco County in Florida, Orange County in Florida, Hillsborough County in Florida, the City of Brownsville in Texas, Harris County in Texas, the City of Dallas, the City of Atlanta, the City of Madison in Wisconsin, the City of Temple in Texas, and smaller municipalities across Texas, Georgia, Kansas, and Florida are recent active buyers. Work is concentrated in the Southeast and Texas, with secondary activity in the Midwest.

Representative recent opportunities include the City of Brownsville's 12th Street Traffic Signal Improvement Project (IFB 00327EPWIFB, bids due October 29, 2026) for modernization and enhanced corridor operations funded through Surface Transportation Block Grant-Metropolitan Mobility; Hillsborough County's ongoing rental of traffic control devices including barricades, arrow boards, and variable message boards (ITB2700002, bids due October 28, 2026) at an estimated $688,970 over three years with mandatory Advanced Maintenance of Traffic certification required; Pasco County's four-pole box-span traffic signal construction at Eiland Boulevard and Silverado Ranch Boulevard (IFBKM27010, bids due October 27, 2026); Orange County's design services for 19 signalized intersections on John Young Parkway featuring Intelligent Transportation Systems (RFP Y26807, closed September 15, 2026, estimated cost $1,017,000); Okaloosa County's 124 line-item traffic and pavement markings maintenance contract (ITBPW6826, bids due August 26, 2026) requiring FDOT prequalification; and Broward County's Royal Palm Boulevard roadway widening and resurfacing with traffic signal and pedestrian signal upgrades (TRN2132636C1, bids due September 14, 2026, estimated $2,492,178). Work typically appears in IFB, ITB, and RFP structures with response windows of three to six weeks; larger projects often carry FDOT prequalification requirements, prevailing wage obligations, and bonding and insurance mandates aligned with state and federal standards.