NIGP 63156: Paint, House and Trim, Environmentally Certified Products

NIGP 63156 Paint, House and Trim, Environmentally Certified Products is an Item code under which state and local governments procure environmentally compliant paints and coatings for building exterior and interior surfaces, including pavement marking paints, traffic control line paints, protective coatings for structures, and associated application materials. Recent solicitations show demand spanning interior-exterior facility painting, traffic and pavement marking, graffiti cover-up paint, and specialty coatings for infrastructure maintenance across counties, municipalities, state departments of transportation, and transit authorities. Wasatch County's 2026 traffic marking paint project (ITB NS27-5, due August 11, 2026) solicited 2,043 gallons of pavement marking paint and 309 units of message paint for directional arrows and crossings; the City of Madison Community Development Authority's Karabis Apartments project (RFB #15051-0-2026-AH, due July 17, 2026) sought exterior painting and caulking with Davis-Bacon Act compliance; and Orange County, California Sheriff-Coroner (IFB through April 2026) procured 197 line items including epoxy primers, brushes, rollers, and structural materials for Harbor Patrol operations. Issuing bodies include county public works departments, municipal facilities management, state transportation agencies, and special-purpose authorities, with repeat procurement activity from Orange County, Florida and multiple Caltrans districts across California.

Recent opportunities concentrate in California, Utah, Florida, Wisconsin, Illinois, and Massachusetts, reflecting both infrastructure maintenance and facilities management demand. The Metropolitan Area Planning Council (March 27, 2026 deadline) invited bids for $4,477,485 in resin bonded aggregate and line painting across seven municipalities and the MBTA through February 2027. The Utah Department of Transportation (IFB DOT260166BG, due February 13, 2026) sought multi-year supply of acrylic water-based pavement marking paint in bulk containers and drums for regional distribution across the state. Caltrans issued multiple small-business-set-aside price quotes for exterior painting and marking services at maintenance stations in San Diego, Placer, Alpine, Nevada, Tulare, and Los Angeles counties, with bid caps around $461,000 to $484,000 and prevailing wage requirements on public works projects exceeding $15,000. Orange County Public Works (IFB0802954701RN, deadline February 13, 2026) sought traffic, curb, graffiti, and thermoplastic marking supplies on a five-year cooperative contract with a $1,375,000 not-to-exceed value. Set-asides appear regularly in California procurements (SB, MB, SB-PW, DVBE certifications) and Orange County offerings (OCLSB, DVBE preferences at 3–8 percent). Prevailing wage requirements apply to public works projects statewide, and performance and payment bonds are standard for awards exceeding $25,000.