NIGP 63547: Rollers, Paint Can Holders, Trays and Accessories

NIGP 63547 Rollers, Paint Can Holders, Trays and Accessories is an Item code representing a narrow slice of the broader painting supplies market that state and local governments procure as components within larger maintenance, construction, and infrastructure contracts rather than as standalone line items. Recent solicitations reveal that paint rollers, trays, and related application equipment appear as subordinate line items within multi-category paint and painting supplies agreements—most prominently in the County of Orange's traffic and curb paint contract (31 line items including thermoplastic markings and stencils), Collier County's architectural and industrial paint procurement (four primary categories with associated supplies and equipment), and the City of Fort Worth's paint and paint supplies RFP (paint sundries explicitly listed). When these items do surface in standalone or near-standalone contexts, they are typically bundled with brushes, masking materials, caulks, and other applicator consumables rather than marketed in isolation. State and local issuing bodies include county public works departments, municipal procurement offices (cities purchasing for fleet and facility maintenance), school districts acquiring maintenance supplies on continuous open-ended bases, and specialized authorities such as transit operators and water infrastructure managers.

Recent activity spans Texas (San Antonio Independent School District's repeated general maintenance RFPs; Fort Worth's paint supplies agreement; Collier County's three-year paint contract), California (County of Orange's traffic and graffiti paint solicitation with a $1.375 million aggregate ceiling; Caltrans' general building repair work in Fresno County including interior and exterior painting), Utah (UDOT's battery-powered paint tote mixer procurement), Massachusetts (MBTA's paint booth system installation), and Wisconsin (Madison's apartment painting and siding project). The County of Orange, OC Public Works, issued a competitive IFB in February 2026 for traffic, curb, and graffiti paint with thermoplastic markings and stencils—a $1.375 million aggregate fixed-fee contract with a five-year initial term—requiring deliveries within two weeks and compliance with California State specifications; the City of Fort Worth posted an RFP in July 2026 for paint and paint supplies with a 30 percent small business participation goal and evaluation weighting heavily toward small business participation (25 points), vendor experience (25 points), and delivery capability (20 points). San Antonio Independent School District has issued multiple continuous, open-ended RFPs for general maintenance services, parts, and supplies (most recent posting July 16, 2026, due August 15, 2026), with no minimum work guarantees but covering district-wide installation, repairs, and assessments across Bexar County and the Savannah CDP in Texas.