NIGP 63064: Paint, Spray (Aerosol)

NIGP 63064 Paint, Spray (Aerosol), an Item code, covers aerosol spray paint products that state and local governments procure for maintenance, operations, facility management, and fleet upkeep across diverse issuing bodies. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions buying inverted marking paint for traffic and field markings, specialty aerosol coatings for rust prevention and safety applications, graffiti cover-up paint, and commercial-grade spray products for vehicle and equipment maintenance—often as part of broader painting-supply contracts that bundle aerosols with brushes, rollers, and other sundries. The mix of issuing bodies spans city procurement offices (Fort Worth, Charlotte, Phoenix, Orange County Florida), county departments (Orange County California, Hillsborough County, Santa Clara County, Sarasota County), state agencies (Illinois Secretary of State), school districts (Donna ISD), and special-purpose authorities (Tampa Bay Water, Community Development Authority of Madison). Repeat activity appears strongest in Florida jurisdictions—Orange County, Hillsborough County, and Sarasota County have each posted multiple opportunities in the recent window.

Geographic concentration is evident in Texas, Florida, California, and Arizona, with secondary activity in Wisconsin, Illinois, and other states. Fort Worth posted an RFP for paint and paint supplies due August 6, 2026, requiring a 30% small business participation goal and setting performance standards to PPG Speedhide and Industrial Alkyd series; the City of Phoenix issued an IFB for inverted marking paint (Krylon standard) as a five-year contract commencing September 1, 2026, with sealed offers due April 7, 2026. Orange County, California, solicited traffic, curb, graffiti paint, and thermoplastic markings as a $1.375 million, five-year competitive IFB closed February 13, 2026, with a five percent OCLSB preference and cooperatively available to other governmental entities. Hillsborough County posted ITB-26-00142 for specialty spray paint—Rust-Oleum inverted marking, brush-application, and Sprayon insulating varnish—at an estimated $287,316 over two years, with bids due March 5, 2026. Recent opportunities emphasize product compliance to OEM or manufacturer specifications (Krylon, Rust-Oleum, PPG, U.S. Specialty Coatings), strict delivery windows, prevailing-wage and insurance requirements on public works projects, and competitive low-bid or best-value evaluation focused on price and vendor experience.