NIGP 63565: Spray Booths and Accessories, Paint

NIGP 63565 Spray Booths and Accessories, Paint, an Item code, captures state and local procurement of spray booth equipment, paint application systems, and related accessories that city, county, and regional authorities use for maintenance and infrastructure work. The City of Fort Worth's RFP for paint and paint supplies (RFP 26-0224, due August 6, 2026) exemplifies the breadth of the code: the solicitation encompasses interior and exterior latex paints, industrial alkyds, direct-to-metal coatings, specialty finishes, caulks, sealants, spray equipment, and sundries supplied on an as-needed basis to multiple city departments. Work spans both commodity supply agreements for recurring paint and materials purchases and project-specific installation and finishing work; the Community Development Authority of the City of Madison's Karabis Apartments Painting and Siding Project (RFB #15051-0-2026-AH, due July 17, 2026) demonstrates the latter, with exterior painting, caulking, gutter and soffit replacement, and fascia work under Davis-Bacon Act compliance. Issuing bodies include city governments and municipal development authorities managing capital and maintenance operations.

Recent activity appears concentrated in the upper Midwest and Texas. The Fort Worth RFP applies a 30% small business participation goal with preference for vendors within city limits and certified by organizations approved by the City Manager. The Oregon Military Department's Camp Withycombe breathing air purifier replacement (RFQ 260047C001, due July 21, 2026) shows spray booth-adjacent equipment procurement for paint booth ventilation systems. Vendors pursuing these opportunities face vendor-experience minimums (five years in business for Fort Worth), performance specifications tied to manufacturer standards (PPG product lines), prevailing-wage and Affirmative Action compliance on public-works projects, and Friday delivery windows with specific time windows.