NIGP 65010: Bicycle Racks

NIGP 65010 Bicycle Racks is an Item code under which state and local governments procure metal bike racks and related site amenities for parks, transit systems, and public recreational facilities. Recent solicitations show this code capturing mixed standalone bike-rack procurements and bike-rack components within broader park-improvement packages. The City of St. Petersburg issued an RFQ in April 2026 for 110 staple-style u-racks (30-inch width, 36-inch height, black powder coat) to support its Bike Share Program with an initial guaranteed purchase and three-year contract term plus optional renewals. The City of Gainesville's Regional Transit System simultaneously included bicycle racks as line items in a larger April 2026 ITB for bus shelters and amenities, estimated at multiple units across annual orders. Across both, issuing bodies are municipalities and transit authorities managing public mobility infrastructure; the St. Petersburg procurement carried no set-asides, while Gainesville imposed a 6.75% DBE goal tied to federal transit funding. Site-furnishings contracts at Royal Oak, Michigan and Marion County, Oregon reference bike racks as components of park development alongside benches, picnic tables, and trash receptacles, indicating the code also covers integrated site-amenity procurement where racks bundle with other outdoor furniture.

Geographic activity clusters in Florida (St. Petersburg, Gainesville) and Georgia (DeKalb County, Chatham County, Forsyth County) across recent postings from March through July 2026, with secondary activity in Michigan and Oregon. The St. Petersburg RFQ (due May 5, 2026) remains the most directly relevant standalone bike-rack opportunity; Gainesville's bus-shelter ITB (originally due February 18, 2026, now past deadline) included bicycle racks among seven line items with tiered unit pricing and federal compliance requirements. Vendors targeting this code should expect specifications around APBP Bike Parking Guidelines, ADA accessibility, tamper-resistant mounting hardware, and integration with broader park or transit-system upgrades; contract volumes run from dozens to hundreds of units with FOB Destination pricing, twelve-month warranties, and multi-year terms with renewal options.