NIGP 75070: Ready-Mix Concrete (see 150-12 for Bagged Concrete)

NIGP 75070 Ready-Mix Concrete is an Item code that addresses the supply and delivery of truck-mixed ready-mix concrete in multiple strength classes and formulations to support state and local infrastructure maintenance, repair, and construction projects. State and local governments procure concrete under this code as an on-demand or term commodity for sidewalk installation and repair, curbs and gutters, curb ramps, driveway aprons, signal and lighting foundations, catch basin and manhole adjustments, concrete pads, and miscellaneous concrete work integral to roadway and pedestrian infrastructure. Vendors supply concrete in grades ranging from 2,500 to 5,000 PSI, often with options for specialty mixes, fiber reinforcement, flowable fill, grout, accelerators, and related additives; delivery timing and surcharges for evening, weekend, or emergency service frequently appear in solicitation scope. Issuing bodies include state transportation departments (Kentucky Transportation Cabinet, Illinois Department of Natural Resources), county governments (Broward County and Dane County), cities (Austin, San Antonio, Charlotte, Jackson, Oviedo, Plant City, Madison, Owensboro, Huntsville, Palo Alto), school districts (Marion County Schools), special districts (Harris County Department of Education), and municipal authorities across diverse geographies. Kentucky and Florida appear as repeat buyers with multiple concurrent solicitations, while Texas, Illinois, Wisconsin, and California show sustained activity.

Representative recent opportunities reflect the breadth of procurement patterns under the code. The Commonwealth of Kentucky Transportation Cabinet issued RFB 605-2600000271 on July 17, 2026 (due July 29, 2026) for ready-mix concrete and precast concrete blocks to support Division of Maintenance operations across eleven specified counties, requiring bidders to submit firm delivered unit prices per cubic yard for multiple concrete classes with and without fly ash, specialty products including flowable fill and grout, and itemized haul charges, with a Master Agreement term through April 30, 2027 and four optional one-year renewals, FHWA funding, and Buy America compliance. Palm Beach County, Florida issued IFB 26-051R-KM (due August 27, 2026) for concrete, pea rock, and rock on a term basis, with estimated annual usage of 2,745 cubic yards of concrete across multiple PSI ratings and delivery to countywide locations. The City of Austin, Texas issued IFB 5000 RBB1014 (due April 2, 2026) for ready-mix concrete design mixtures across five categories spanning pickup, regular-hour delivery, non-regular-hour delivery, and additives, with estimated annual quantities up to 10,020 cubic yards, a 24-month initial term plus three optional 12-month extensions, and fixed pricing with annual index-based adjustment rights. The City of Charlotte, North Carolina issued ITB 269-2026-203 (due May 19, 2026) for concrete and bulk cement supporting sidewalk, ramp, and curb work, with 23 line items and estimated annual volumes of 20 to 750 cubic yards depending on specification. Geographic concentration spans Florida, Kentucky, Texas, California, Wisconsin, and the Midwest, with activity strongest in states maintaining active transportation and municipal infrastructure programs funded through state appropriations, federal highway dollars, or local transportation surtax proceeds.