NIGP 75570: Concrete Finishers, Power Driven

NIGP 75570 Concrete Finishers, Power Driven (Item) covers power-driven concrete finishing work that state and local governments procure as part of larger pavement, roadway, and site improvement projects. Recent solicitations show this code encompassing concrete sidewalk removal and replacement, concrete polishing and flooring preparation, concrete pad installation around utility structures (manholes, water valves, drop inlets), and ADA ramp concrete work integrated into broader street resurfacing, pedestrian mobility, and infrastructure rehabilitation initiatives. The work is solicited by municipalities (Atlanta, Madison, Farmington), counties (Santa Clara, Orange, Appling, Ada), transit authorities, and school districts through IFB and sealed-bid procurements as line items within larger construction packages rather than as standalone concrete-finishing contracts.

Issuing bodies across the recent opportunity set include city departments of transportation (Atlanta), municipal authorities (Madison, Farmington, American Fork, Salem), county governments (Santa Clara, Orange, Appling, Ada, Salt Lake County), and independent school districts (Jordan); municipalities and counties represent the dominant buyers. Geographic activity concentrates in California (Santa Clara, Orange County bridge and expressway work), Utah (Farmington, American Fork, West Jordan, Salt Lake City, Jordan School District), and Georgia (Atlanta, Appling County), with additional recent work in Florida, Idaho, Oregon, and Wisconsin. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Atlanta Department of Transportation's 2025 LMIG Street Resurfacing (IFB/CON/DOT/2604-1260182) with bids due August 3, 2026, encompassing concrete pad installation and adjustments to utility structures; the City of Madison Community Development Authority's Gay Braxton Apartments Concrete Sidewalk project (IFB 1504902026, due July 17, 2026) involving sawcutting, removal, and placement of 1,300 square feet of new concrete sidewalk with ADA compliance; and Ada County's Concrete Polishing Phase II (BID26038, due March 18, 2026) requiring grinding, polishing, and sealing of concrete flooring at the Juvenile Detention Center.