NIGP 77056: Roofing, Aluminum: Corrugated, V-Crimp, etc.

NIGP 77056 Roofing, Aluminum: Corrugated, V-Crimp, Etc., an Item code, represents a subset of metal roofing procurement within broader state and local roof replacement and repair work. Recent solicitations under this code show state and local governments buying metal roofing materials and installation services—specifically corrugated galvalume, standing seam, and V-Crimp systems—for municipal facilities, utilities, educational institutions, and county infrastructure. Issuing bodies include utilities (New Smyrna Beach Utilities), county sheriffs' offices (Collier County), municipalities (City of Tucson, Tybee Island), school districts (Stephens County Board of Education), golf courses and parks (Sandridge Golf Course, City of Madison), colleges (San Jacinto College), and convention centers (Georgia International Convention Center). The work mix spans complete roof replacements on county jails, library buildings, and utility facilities; metal roof restoration on correctional facilities; and indefinite-quantity roofing supply contracts for municipalities. Procurement instruments include IFBs, RFPs, RFQs, and ITBs, with responses ranging from emergency repairs to multimillion-dollar projects over multiple years. Collier County's ITB 26-8693 for CCSO Jail roof replacement, due October 22, 2026, budgets $3,000,000 with a 365-calendar-day completion requirement and involves complete system demolition and TPO or standing seam installation. New Smyrna Beach Utilities' RFQ 26-752, due October 8, 2026, sought removal and replacement of a 5,000-square-foot 26-gauge galvalume metal roof with mandatory site visit.

Geographic activity centers on Florida (New Smyrna Beach, Collier County, Vero Beach, Kissimmee, Miami-Dade compliance for Monroe County), with secondary clusters in Georgia (Tybee Island, College Park, Douglas, Toccoa), Arizona (Tucson, Pinal County), California (Santa Clara County, Los Gatos), Texas (Houston), and Missouri (Jackson County). The City of Tucson's roofing-supplies catalog contract reflects indefinite-quantity arrangements with federal compliance layers (ARPA, Executive Order 11246, domestic-content preferences, EPA recovered-materials mandates, and telecommunications equipment restrictions). Representative opportunities show metal roofing dominates: standing seam, corrugated galvalume, V-Crimp tile, TPO systems, and composite slate alternatives appear across new builds and renovations. Mandatory licensing (Florida roofing contractor, Georgia commercial, California C-39) gates entry. Project budgets range from under $100,000 for golf-course and utility repairs to $3,000,000-plus for jail and convention-center replacements. Liquidated damages, performance/payment bonds at 100% of contract value, manufacturer warranties (20–50 years for metal systems), and OSHA/NFPA lightning-protection compliance are standard. Activity remains steady through Q3 2026, with projects spanning routine maintenance through capital programs funded by ESPLOST, ARPA, and county appropriations.