NIGP 75033: Concrete, Repair, Rapid Setting

NIGP 75033 Concrete, Repair, Rapid Setting (Item) covers rapid-set repair materials and emergency concrete patching work that state and local governments procure for roadway surface restoration, utility infrastructure repair, and infrastructure emergency response. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers ordering rapid-set hydraulic cement, self-curing concrete mixes, and concrete repair compounds for immediate deployment in road resurfacing, water utility lateral repairs, and storm-damage reconstruction—work that prioritizes fast turnaround and minimal traffic disruption.

State and local issuing bodies span county departments of transportation, city public works and transportation divisions, county boards of commissioners, school districts, water authorities, and municipal utility operators across Georgia, Florida, Texas, California, and beyond. Recent activity clusters in Georgia (City of Atlanta Department of Transportation, Barrow County, Douglas County Board of Commissioners, Georgia Department of Transportation) and Florida (Orange County, City of Plant City, City of Sanford, City of Pembroke Pines, Keys Energy Services). Concrete repair solicitations in this code range from ready-mix concrete supply contracts (City of Plant City RFQ 26041SSIFB for term-based as-needed delivery, City of Bradenton ITB #26-001MK for ready-mix concrete with specifications from 2500 to 5000 psi) to spot material purchases tied to specific infrastructure projects (Texas Department of Transportation Dallas District IFB 601310000101175 requesting 700 bags of rapid-set hydraulic cement and 819 units of rapid-hardening Transpatch concrete mix, with bids due April 6, 2026). Larger infrastructure repair projects integrate concrete repair as a line item within broader resurfacing and reconstruction work, such as Atlanta's 2025 LMIG Street Resurfacing Group 3 (IFB/CON/DOT/2604-1260182, bids due August 3, 2026) and Barrow County's Wynn Lake Road resurfacing (226-0318_Wynn Lake Rd, bids due March 18, 2026). The code also captures utility-focused work: the City of Savannah's water and sewer lateral utility cut repair (Event No. 12270, bids due June 16, 2026) and Keys Energy Services' concrete repairs and roofing at the US1 Substation (Solicitation 0226, bids due April 17, 2026). Procurement vehicles include traditional IFBs, ITBs, term contracts with as-needed ordering, and cooperative purchasing frameworks such as Harris County Department of Education's CSP #26/030MR for paving, asphalt, and concrete services under Choice Partners. Bid deadlines and procurement timelines are tight—most responses compress into 30 to 45 days from posting to closing. Eligibility gates include state prequalification requirements (GDOT certification in Georgia, TxDOT pre-qualification in Texas), material producer list compliance, Davis-Bacon wage determination in federally funded work, and performance bond and insurance thresholds typical of construction services.