NIGP 64028: Gift Wrap Paper Including Tissue Paper and Ribbons

NIGP 64028 Gift Wrap Paper Including Tissue Paper And Ribbons is an Item code, but the recent state and local contract opportunities posted under this category reflect a much broader scope of paper products and supplies than the code name suggests. State and local governments are actively soliciting bonds, cover stock, carbonless forms, copy paper, offset paper, specialty papers such as vellum bristol and label stock, paper towels, and toilet tissue paper through this code. The issuing bodies span county governments, school districts, and special-purpose districts across multiple states. Cook County Government's Office of the Chief Procurement Officer and Milwaukee County, Wisconsin are repeat buyers posting multiple solicitations for paper supplies; Jordan School District in Utah has posted at least two separate RFQs for branded paper products; the County of Orange, California and San Antonio Independent School District in Texas have posted paper-related procurements as well.

Recent activity centers in California, Wisconsin, Texas, and Utah. Representative opportunities include Cook County Government's IFB for paper towels and toilet tissue paper across 17 delivery locations (due March 18, 2026), Milwaukee County's ITB for 50 line items of comprehensive paper products for the Community Reintegration Center Print Shop with annual usage ranging from 10 to 1,550,000 units and a contract term from March 1, 2026 through February 28, 2027 with three optional one-year renewals, and Jordan School District's RFQ for Neenah Astrobrights Color Papers and Card Stock (due February 6, 2026) and Goldenrod & Gray 67 lb Vellum Bristol Cover Stock (due February 20, 2026). Cook County has established MBE participation goals of 12 percent and WBE goals of 10 percent; Milwaukee County Code Chapter 42 requires disadvantaged business enterprise compliance and encourages use of cooperative purchasing vehicles including MMCAP, SourceWell, and NASPO; San Antonio ISD requires a minimum 20 percent SWMBE participation by dollar value with performance and payment bonds required for awards exceeding $25,000.