NIGP 74565: Patching Mix, Asphalt Concrete

NIGP 74565 Patching Mix, Asphalt Concrete is an Item code under which state and local governments procure premixed asphalt patching materials and related concrete patching compounds for routine road maintenance, utility cut repairs, and pothole filling. Recent opportunities show the Nevada Department of Transportation dominating the code's activity, issuing three separate one-year open-term contracts in July 2026 for patching mix (Type II PG64-22 Asphalt Cement, Type II Cement, and Type II PMA variants) at tonnages ranging from 820 to 6,500 tons across multiple Nevada locations, with five-percent price preferences available to Nevada-based vendors and veteran-owned businesses. Beyond Nevada, the code sees scattered county and city procurement across Texas, Florida, and Georgia for cold-mix patching and asphalt material supply, though source detail on those opportunities is limited. State transportation departments and county engineering offices issuing under this code typically use open-term or one-year supply agreements structured on unit-price-per-ton basis with firm pricing through the contract term and FOB Destination delivery prepaid; Nevada's recent solicitations explicitly prohibit used, refurbished, demo, and gray-market equipment and require submission through electronic procurement portals (NevadaEPro). Geographic activity centers on Nevada in the most recent cycle, with secondary activity in Texas (Hunt County) and Florida (City of Doral under $50,000 quote procurement).

Representative current opportunities include Nevada Department of Transportation Solicitation 80DOTS3944 (patching mix, asphalt concrete and cement statewide, RFQ due August 14, 2026) and 80DOTS3943 (Elko area variant, same due date), both structured as open-term contracts with unit pricing per ton; Hunt County, Texas ITB 260701 and ITB 260703 for asphalt mixes and asphalt material (due August 11, 2026) offer no scope detail in available records; and City of Doral, Florida RFQ QQNO202607 for asphalt placement at Central Park warehouse (quotation due July 24, 2026, under $50,000). Nevada's preference programs and electronic submission requirements have become standard in the code's largest issuer; contracting entities increasingly specify compliance with state Standard Specifications and Qualified Product Lists (QPL) to gate supplier eligibility, as shown in Nevada DOT's reference to Section 625.02.04 of the 2014 Standard Specifications. The code's recent cycle shows steady but not robust activity, with supply-side competition appearing adequate and contract values typically modest except where incorporated into larger multi-year infrastructure programs.