NIGP 63066: Paints, Traffic

NIGP 63066 Paints, Traffic, an Item code, encompasses waterborne and acrylic traffic striping and runway paints that state and local transportation agencies, airports, and county highway departments procure for road and airfield marking. Recent solicitations show state DOTs, county road authorities, and municipal public works departments acquiring striping paint in bulk — typically 250-gallon totes or 55-gallon drums in white and yellow — delivered F.O.B. to maintenance facilities and applied to pavement under routine and emergency operations. The code covers both supply-only and supply-with-labor scopes; labor-inclusive work appears under parallel painting and striping Item codes. Issuing bodies span state transportation departments (Texas, Mississippi, Oregon), county commissioners (Clackamas County, Oregon; Okaloosa County, Florida), municipal public works and airport authorities (Wichita, Kansas; Temple, Texas), and regional cooperative purchasing vehicles (Purchasing Cooperative of America). State DOTs and county road systems are repeat buyers.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas (TxDOT Beaumont and El Paso districts issuing multiple IFBs for acrylic water-based paint in standard totes), Oregon (state cooperative agreement and street marking rebid), Kansas (Wichita Airport Authority and city public works), and Florida (Okaloosa County multiline ITB for pavement markings materials and labor). Representative solicitations include TxDOT El Paso District IFB 601340000066760, posted July 16, 2026, for emergency acrylic water-based traffic paint (10 totes white, 7 totes yellow, 250 gallons per tote, TxDOT DMS-8200 specification, responses due July 17, 2026); Mississippi Department of Transportation RFX 3160008083, posted June 18, 2026, for statewide traffic paint supply on as-needed basis (responses due July 7, 2026); and the City of Wichita RFB for airfield traffic line paint in six colors totaling 2,600 gallons annually (posted April 1, 2026; responses due April 17, 2026, responses due April 17, 2026). Clackamas County, Oregon, posted a Notice of Intent on July 16, 2026, to purchase $800,000 of striping paint over two years through State of Oregon cooperative agreement with Ennis-Flint, Inc., triggering a comment window through July 23, 2026. Response windows are typically 7 to 30 days; many solicitations specify Federal Specification TT-P-1952F compliance and delivery in 20 calendar days or less. Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction; Texas applicants may claim bidder, USA-produced materials, and recycled content preferences under 34 TAC 20.306; cooperative and statewide contracts often incorporate reciprocal preferences for in-state suppliers.