NIGP 75560: Concrete Curbers, Gutter Machines and Accessories

NIGP 75560 Concrete Curbers, Gutter Machines And Accessories is an Item code that encompasses concrete curb and gutter installation equipment and related curbing services. State and local governments procure concrete curbing and gutter work primarily through public works projects involving roadway reconstruction, pavement rehabilitation, sidewalk installation, and infrastructure improvement initiatives. The work spans new construction of curbs and gutters, replacement of existing curbing systems, and associated site preparation and finishing. Issuing bodies include county transportation departments, city public works and highway divisions, and county boards of commissioners. Santa Clara County Procurement Department and Broward County Highway Construction and Engineering Division appear as repeat buyers across multiple pavement and infrastructure projects.

Recent opportunities reflect sustained demand for curbing work embedded in larger infrastructure contracts. The County of Santa Clara Procurement Department posted ITB-PRC-FY27-0066 for Pavement Installation and Repair Services (due August 31, 2026) with an estimated contract value of $2.5 million covering pavement work on county roads, expressways, parking lots, and pathways. Broward County Highway Construction and Engineering Division solicited bids for the Royal Palm Boulevard project (due September 14, 2026) including raised curb median construction and ADA-compliant curb ramp upgrades across 0.853 miles in Coral Springs, Florida. The City of Sandy Springs, Georgia issued ITB 27-002 for Lake Forrest Sidewalk Phase II construction (due August 7, 2026) encompassing 3,300 linear feet of concrete sidewalk with curb and gutter on Lake Forrest Drive. Activity concentrates in California (Santa Clara County), Florida (Broward County, Orange County), and Georgia (Sandy Springs, Atlanta, Marietta, Appling County), with additional opportunities in Texas and Wisconsin. Prevailing wage requirements apply across most jurisdictions; bid bonds typically equal 5 to 10 percent of total contract value, and performance and payment bonds are standard for awards exceeding $100,000.