NIGP 75051: Fabric, Pavement

NIGP 75051 Fabric, Pavement — an Item code — encompasses asphalt overlays, recycled asphalt concrete, pavement preservation treatments, and related paving materials that state and local governments procure to rehabilitate, resurface, and maintain roadway networks. Recent opportunities show county boards, city public works departments, airport commissions, and transit authorities soliciting sealed bids and RFPs for comprehensive pavement projects ranging from single-corridor rehabilitation to countywide maintenance programs. Work includes hot mix asphalt overlay, partial depth recycling, chip seal, micro-surfacing, slurry seal, crack sealing, and fog seal applied to local roads, collectors, minor arterials, and airport facilities. Issuing bodies span transportation departments at the county and municipal level; notable repeat activity comes from Santa Clara County, California, which has posted multiple expressway and roadway pavement rehabilitation ITBs, and from Georgia counties and the City of Sandersville, all soliciting under state LMIG (Local Maintenance and Improvement Grants) or local capital programs.

Recent activity concentrates in California, Georgia, and Florida. Representative opportunities include Appling County Board of Commissioners (Georgia) soliciting bids for 0.87 miles of roadway improvements including cement-treated base and asphalt paving along South Fork Drive and Dallas Drive, with bids due August 3, 2026 and a mandatory pre-bid conference on July 14, 2026; Okaloosa County, Florida issuing an ITB for a three-year Road Preservation Program covering crack sealing, chip seal, and micro-surfacing on a task-order basis with sealed bids due April 29, 2026; and Santa Clara County posting multiple ITBs for expressway pavement rehabilitation and guardrail replacement with bid opens in April and May 2026. Brevard County, Florida has allocated approximately $900,000 for fiscal year 2026 pavement management services and $3.5 million for reconstruction, with a five-year non-exclusive contract awarded to a pool of qualified contractors. Most jurisdictions require five percent bid bonds, performance and payment bonds equal to 100 percent of contract value, FDOT or state department prequalification, and compliance with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage where applicable.