NIGP 76506: Breaker/Drill, Gasoline Powered

NIGP 76506 Breaker/Drill, Gasoline Powered, an Item code, encompasses gasoline-powered breakers and drills that state and local governments procure for infrastructure maintenance, construction, and demolition work. Recent solicitations show these tools being sought as part of larger equipment acquisitions supporting pavement rehabilitation, bridge construction, and law enforcement operational readiness. Santa Clara County has posted multiple infrastructure projects requiring such equipment—pavement rehabilitation with partial depth recycling, guardrail replacement, and bridge construction—where gasoline-powered breakers and drills feature among the specialized equipment needed for site work. Sourcewell, a Minnesota-based cooperative purchasing vehicle, is aggregating law enforcement equipment procurement across participating Washington and other state jurisdictions, which likely includes such tools for tactical and operational use. The issuing bodies span county governments (Santa Clara County, Washington counties through Sourcewell), state cooperative purchasing entities, and multi-jurisdictional procurement frameworks designed to serve broader public-sector constituencies.

Santa Clara County, California, dominates the recent opportunity flow under this code, with at least three active ITB solicitations posted between February and May 2026: the Red Fox Creek Bridge #37C0172 Replacement Project (due March 5, 2026), Expressway Guardrail Replacement and Safety Barrier Improvements (due April 23, 2026 with a mandatory pre-bid conference on April 14, 2026), and Central Expressway Pavement Rehabilitation Project Between Bowers Avenue and Scott Boulevard (due May 21, 2026). All three Santa Clara County projects require sealed physical bids submitted to the County Government Center and specify 45- to 142-working-day completion windows. Sourcewell's Law Enforcement Equipment RFP #061626 (due June 16, 2026) represents a multi-state cooperative framework extending across Washington, Franklin County, Grant County, Grays Harbor County, Chelan County, Yakima County, and other jurisdictions nationwide. Recent activity concentrates in California and Washington, with California seeing the highest volume of near-term infrastructure work.