NIGP 77048: Paper, Roofing

NIGP 77048 Paper, Roofing is an Item code capturing the roofing materials and supplies state and local governments stock and deploy across facilities—ranging from everyday fasteners and flashing to specialized membranes, insulation, and underlayment. Recent solicitations show city and county purchasing offices acquiring both catalog-level roofing parts and supplies through indefinite-quantity contracts and complete roof system replacements using TPO, asphalt shingle, modified bitumen, and standing seam metal systems. The City of Tucson's ongoing bid for comprehensive roofing parts and supplies (ITB 260254, due July 29, 2026) exemplifies the catalog-stocking side of the code; the City of Madison's Normal Hall roof replacement (RFB# 15026-0-2026, due August 6, 2026) and the Board of County Commissioners of Okaloosa County's Rigdon Center roof restoration (ITB FM 64-26, due July 15, 2026) represent larger project-based acquisition of membrane systems and installation labor bundled with materials. Cities, counties, and school districts issue most solicitations; the DeKalb County School District's district-wide roofing repair and emergency services contract (ITB 26-707, due May 7, 2026) signals sustained demand from education facilities managing aging building stock.

Activity clusters in Florida, Georgia, California, and Arizona. The County of Santa Clara issued two separate RFBs for roofing replacement work in spring 2026 (Vasona Admin Building, ITB-PRC-FY26-0704, due June 18; As-Needed Roofing Repair Services, ITB-PRC-FY26-0588, due July 7), both requiring C-39 roofing contractor licensing and prevailing wages. Georgia saw four project-level roof replacements or repairs from the City of College Park, the City of Tybee Island (three distinct facilities), Volusia County, and Clay County across the first half of 2026. Florida and Georgia municipalities apply local vendor preferences and Section 3 compliance (for federal CDBG funding); California public works enforce prevailing wage and licensing requirements. Mandatory pre-bid meetings and site visits appear standard practice on replacement work. Response dates cluster in May through August 2026, with most issuing bodies requiring lump-sum fixed-price bids, five-percent bid bonds, and 100-percent performance and payment bonds on awards.