NIGP 75550: Concrete Buckets

NIGP 75550 Concrete Buckets is an Item code under which state and local governments procure concrete placement equipment and accessories for infrastructure and site preparation work. Recent solicitations show demand centers on concrete work incidental to roadway resurfacing, bridge replacement, pedestrian improvement, and utility adjustment projects—specifically concrete pads for utility structure adjustments (manhole, water valve, and drop inlet casings), concrete sidewalk removal and replacement, concrete curbs and gutters, concrete barriers, concrete islands, and reinforced concrete bridge decks and abutments. City departments of transportation, county boards of commissioners, and county public works offices are the primary issuing bodies, supported by specialized authorities like community development departments handling smaller concrete sidewalk contracts.

Recent opportunities cluster in Georgia and California, with secondary activity in Florida and Wisconsin. The City of Atlanta Department of Transportation has posted two concurrent street-resurfacing and pedestrian-mobility IFBs with August 3, 2026 and July 31, 2026 response dates respectively, both specifying concrete-pad encasement around utility structures and ADA-compliant concrete ramp work; Appling County Board of Commissioners is bidding roadway improvements in Baxley, Georgia (due August 3, 2026) including concrete work; Santa Clara County has posted multiple large-scale pavement and bridge projects with concrete elements, including a bridge replacement (Red Fox Creek Bridge #37C0172, due March 5, 2026) requiring reinforced concrete deck and seat-type abutments; Orange County, Florida is soliciting emergency bridge replacements (Wallington Drive and Egret Way, due July 7, 2026) and a major asphalt resurfacing program (Y26-182, $125,641,850 estimated, due May 21, 2026) with concrete curb and curb ramp components; and the City of Madison Community Development Authority posted a concrete sidewalk removal and replacement contract (due July 17, 2026) requiring minimum 4-inch thickness, air-entrained concrete at 4,000 PSI with ADA compliance.