NIGP 75565: Concrete Cutters, Saws, Multipurpose Saws, and Accessories

NIGP 75565 Concrete Cutters, Saws, Multipurpose Saws, and Accessories is an Item code under which state and local governments procure concrete cutting and sawing equipment, typically self-propelled concrete saws with blade capacities ranging from 14 inches to 42 inches, alongside associated accessories and replacement blades. Recent solicitations show this code sees intermittent activity, with concrete saws appearing as line items within broader pavement rehabilitation and roadway construction projects rather than as standalone procurements. The Illinois Department of Central Management Services is establishing a joint purchase master contract encompassing self-propelled concrete saws (65-horsepower machines with 42-inch blade capacity) alongside asphalt equipment, indicating that concrete saws are frequently bundled with road-maintenance equipment in state purchasing frameworks. State agencies, counties, and municipalities use this code to acquire cutting and milling equipment for street resurfacing, emergency bridge work, and infrastructure repair. A Texas state or local entity posted a limited-visibility RFQ for concrete saw blades (14" × .250" × 1" DP) with a June 24, 2026 response date, though full scope and contract details were inaccessible through the procurement platform.

Issuing bodies include state departments (Illinois CMS), counties (Orange County, Florida; Santa Clara County, California; Appling County, Georgia), cities (Atlanta Department of Transportation, American Fork City, Marietta, Madison), and technical colleges (Southern Regional Technical College). Activity clusters in the Southeast and West, with recent solicitations posted from Georgia, Florida, California, Utah, and Texas. The Illinois joint purchase master contract represents the most comprehensive recent opportunity, with an IFB posted July 8, 2026 and bids due August 12, 2026 under NIGP 27416CMSBOSS4B52918, carrying a 4% Business Enterprise Program participation goal, firm pricing for six months post-execution, and a five-year initial term with renewal options extending to ten years. The contract is available to all Illinois governmental units and qualified not-for-profit agencies. Several companion roadway projects in Georgia and California (City of Atlanta street resurfacing, American Fork City overlay work, Santa Clara County pavement rehabilitation) reference concrete cutting and saw work as subscope items within IFB and ITB structures, indicating demand for these tools in distributed infrastructure contracts across multiple jurisdictions.