NIGP 74513: Asphalt, Uintaite

NIGP 74513 Asphalt, Uintaite is an Item code encompassing hot mix asphalt materials supply and placement for road resurfacing, pavement rehabilitation, and airfield maintenance work at state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments procure hot mix asphalt through competitive sealed bid processes for both materials-only supply contracts and full construction services including placement, milling, overlay, full-depth reclamation, crack sealing, and striping across county roads, municipal streets, state highways, and airport runways and taxiways. Recent solicitations span county highway departments, city public works, school districts, airport authorities, regional water agencies, and special-purpose districts such as industrial development authorities and water management districts.

Activity under this code concentrates in Georgia and California, with significant recent activity in Wisconsin, Florida, and scattered jurisdictions across other states. Representative recent opportunities include Kenosha County, Wisconsin's hot mix asphalt materials supply contract for CTH K LRIP work (IFB due July 8, 2026); the City of Owensboro, Kentucky's asphalt paving project at the Police Department Training Facility (IFB due June 18, 2026) and pick-up bituminous concrete paving arrangement (due June 2, 2026); Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport's airfield repairs and full-depth runway reconstruction contracts (sealed bids due June 26 and April 30, 2026); Santa Clara County's Central Expressway pavement rehabilitation including hot mix asphalt overlay (IFB due May 21, 2026); the City of Fairburn, Georgia's Harris Road full-depth reclamation and asphalt paving project (IFB due May 22, 2026); White County, Georgia's LMIG asphalt resurfacing on six county roads (bids due March 27, 2026); and Brevard County, Florida's district-wide pavement maintenance and rehabilitative services contract budgeted at approximately $900,000 annually with an additional $3.5 million for reconstruction (due October 29, 2025, with contract term five years from award). Contracts typically require performance bonds and payment bonds at 100 percent of bid amount, bid bonds at 5 percent, compliance with state department of transportation specifications, traffic control and environmental permits, and liquidated damages assessed for schedule delays.