NIGP 56069: Trucks, Hand, Two-Wheeled

NIGP 56069 Trucks, Hand, Two-Wheeled is an Item code under which state and local governments solicit hand trucks, platform trucks, file cabinet movers, desk dollies, and related materials-handling equipment for custodial, warehouse, and operational support. Recent opportunities show this code used primarily by school districts and county purchasing offices for fleet support and facilities maintenance, often bundled with larger custodial-equipment or fleet-management solicitations rather than acquired as standalone items. The City of Philadelphia's July 2026 micro purchase for CPOC Outreach Event Supplies illustrates the granular use case: two 3-in-1 hand trucks with pneumatic wheels, two collapsible wagons, folding tables, and chairs sourced as a single quote package under $43,000. Hillsborough County Public Schools' September 2026 ITB 26131-MST, due June 17, 2026, bundled hand trucks and platform trucks alongside auto scrubbers, carpet extractors, rotary spray scrubbers, and upright vacuums (400 units) in a single custodial-equipment procurement requiring compliance certifications on foreign-country entanglement and coerced labor. Both jurisdictions required vendor registration and acceptance of addenda; Hillsborough mandated submission via spreadsheet format with documented acknowledgment of all amendments, with failure to comply resulting in bid rejection.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida and Maryland, with secondary activity in Illinois and Pennsylvania. The Florida Department of Management Services' October 2026 ITB 26-25101600 for medium and heavy trucks (responding October 27, 2026) represents a larger ecosystem in which hand-truck vendors may participate as subcomponents or accessory suppliers; the contract carried an anticipated annual spend of $1,836,447 and included Florida business preference equal to the lowest bidder's home-state preference or a default five percent when the lowest bidder's state grants none. Baltimore County, Maryland issued an RFB for a yard jockey/yard spotter truck (single-axle, 4x2, off-road) due September 16, 2026, signaling materials-handling vehicle demand in the Mid-Atlantic region. A single-source repair notice by the Florida Department of Transportation (August 2026) for a 2018 Vactor debris-tank replacement and vacuum relief system repair ($92,155.00) reflects critical infrastructure maintenance prioritization but does not directly solicit new hand-truck procurement. Community Unit School District U-46 in Elgin, Illinois sought maintenance services for refrigerated trucks and liftgates (August 2026) without naming hand-truck components in the visible scope.