NIGP 57046: Post-Tensioned Type Reinforcing System (for Concrete Slabs)

NIGP 57046 Post-Tensioned Type Reinforcing System (For Concrete Slabs), an Item code, encompasses precast concrete pads, sleeves, and posts designed for utility infrastructure, transportation systems, and municipal construction projects. State and local governments procure these components as fixed-price, as-needed supplies under multi-year annual requirements contracts, typically bundled with steel reinforcement, structural fasteners, and support assemblies. Recent solicitations show activity concentrated among utility authorities and regional transit agencies seeking precast concrete products manufactured to exacting dimensional and structural specifications for compatibility with equipment standards, alongside concrete sidewalk and structural pad work by municipalities and counties executing street resurfacing, bridge replacement, and facility rehabilitation projects.

The recent opportunities reflect a geographic spread across Florida, Maryland, Georgia, and Wisconsin, with repeat activity in Florida. Kissimmee Utility Authority posted two solicitations for precast concrete pads, sleeves, and posts—AR26033JG (cancelled July 1, 2026 with no award) and AR26050JG (rebid, due August 11, 2026)—both as fixed-price, as-needed contracts for an estimated 476 units over five years with 100 percent performance bonds and prevailing wage compliance required. The Maryland Transit Administration's September 2026 bid for reconstruction of Reisterstown Plaza East Interlocking (estimated $10 million to $15 million) includes concrete pad and structural work as part of a larger track replacement project. The City of Atlanta Department of Transportation's August 2026 street resurfacing IFB (due August 3, 2026) specifies concrete pad adjustments around utility structures along 4.32 centerline miles of asphalt work. Orange County, Florida solicited emergency bridge replacement (estimated $6,202,246.05, due July 7, 2026) and the City of Madison requested concrete sidewalk removal and replacement (due July 17, 2026). Pasco County and the District of Columbia posted as-needed concrete services contracts with limited scope detail. No federal set-asides or preferences are noted across these solicitations; prevailing wage and Davis-Bacon requirements apply where federally funded work is present.