NIGP 76596: Recycled Road and Highway Equipment and Supplies (Not Otherwise Classified)

NIGP 76596, Recycled Road And Highway Equipment And Supplies (Not Otherwise Classified), is an Item code under which state and local governments procure road maintenance labor, materials, and services including snow removal, paving, striping, drainage work, and related highway infrastructure repairs—grounded in recent solicitations emphasizing seasonal snow and ice management alongside year-round pavement and drainage projects. The mix of issuing bodies is diverse: state agencies (Massachusetts Department of Public Health, Massachusetts Trial Court, Massachusetts Department of Youth Services, Massachusetts Department of Transportation), counties (Macon-Bibb County Georgia, Wicomico County Maryland, Essex County through regional planning commissions), cities (Boston, Harrisburg, Attleboro, Worcester, New Bedford, Peoria), towns (Barre, Wales, Mount Washington, Andover), townships (Ridley, Foster, East Union, Pine Grove, Upper Hanover, Robinson), boroughs (Honesdale, Langhorne, Edwardsville, Port Carbon, Marietta), special districts (Tohopekaliga Water Authority, Metropolitan Area Planning Council acting for regional consortia), authorities (Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, Framingham Housing Authority), and housing authorities. Massachusetts and Pennsylvania dominate recent activity, with scattered work in Georgia, Arizona, Utah, and Florida. The code draws repeat buyers in snow and ice management (Massachusetts Trial Court, DYS Brewster Campus, MBTA, City of Brockton Parking Authority) alongside episodic street and intersection improvement projects spanning multiple Northeast and Mid-Atlantic jurisdictions.

Recent representative solicitations span maintenance and repair across the code. The Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority issued RFP 140-26 (due November 20, 2026) for landscaping services covering lawn care, weed control, tree trimming, and cleanup at 60 transit stations across two geographic zones, with a 25% supplier-diversity scoring component and three-year initial term plus optional renewals. The City of Peoria, Arizona solicited IFB P270015 (due October 30, 2026) for crack fill and seal services on bituminous pavement at an estimated annual expenditure of $400,000 to $600,000, with the city supplying sealant and the contractor providing labor and equipment on an ongoing basis. The Massachusetts Trial Court re-bid statewide snow and ice management services across 22 geographic service clusters (RFP due October 14, 2026; note: an earlier iteration was also solicited with a September 18 due date), with a November 1, 2026 start and 32-month initial term plus two optional one-year extensions, compensated on hourly equipment-rate and per-yard material-cost basis. Draper City, Utah posted IFB CIP2609 (due October 29, 2026) for storm drain infrastructure repair and access-road construction at a golf course, including drainage pipes, concrete structures, recycled concrete road base, and concrete pathways. The Merrimack Valley Planning Commission coordinated a 24-municipality cooperative rock salt, solar salt, and calcium chloride bid (due September 21, 2026) for November 1, 2026 through October 31, 2027 delivery across Essex County, Massachusetts, with strict 48-hour and emergency 24-hour delivery guarantees. Activity under this code reflects winter-driven procurement cycles, repair-cycle episodic work, and cooperative purchasing vehicles that pool seasonal and maintenance demand across multiple jurisdictions.