NIGP 63065: Paint, Swimming Pool

NIGP 63065 Paint, Swimming Pool, Item code, covers swimming pool paints and coatings applied during pool renovation, refurbishment, replastering, and routine maintenance work. State and local governments procure this commodity as part of larger pool construction and repair projects where plaster finishes, tile work, concrete coatings, and related surface treatments are specified. Recent solicitations show paint as one component within broader aquatic facility work—plaster replacement projects specifying Diamond Brite or equivalent pool plaster products, slip-resistant coating systems for splash pads, and general facilities maintenance supplies that include pool paints among other items. Issuing bodies are predominantly parks and recreation departments within county governments, municipalities, and independent school districts. Repeat buyers include Collier County, Florida (with approximately $500,000 in annual pool maintenance spending), Gwinnett County, Georgia, Orange County, Florida, and the City of Meriden, Connecticut. Work spans pool construction, renovation, refurbishment, and preventative maintenance across indoor and outdoor facilities.

Geographic activity is concentrated in the Southeast and Southwest, with prominent recent solicitations from Florida (Collier County, Orange County, Dorchester County), Georgia (Gwinnett County), Connecticut (Meriden), Texas (Dallas, Donna ISD), Arizona (Tucson), New Mexico (Bernalillo County), and Colorado (Parker). Representative opportunities include the City of Dallas Parks & Recreation Division soliciting paint for Bahama Beach and Tommie Allen Pool (IFB, April 20, 2026 response date); Gwinnett County Board of Commissioners seeking pool renovation services including plaster replacement at Rhodes Jordan Aquatic Center and Dacula Park Pool (competitive sealed bids, April 30, 2026); the Town of Parker, Colorado issuing RFP 26-010 for activity pool replastering using Diamond Brite Blue Quartz Plaster (April 17, 2026); and Dorchester County, South Carolina's splash pad surface rehabilitation project including decorative tile removal and slip-resistant coating application (IFB, March 3, 2026 response date). Paint, Swimming Pool activity spans small supply purchases and large capital renovation projects with prevailing wage, performance bonding, and licensing requirements typical for public works.