NIGP 77059: Roofing, Asbestos-Cement: Corrugated, etc.

NIGP 77059 Roofing, Asbestos-Cement: Corrugated, Etc., Item, encompasses repair and replacement services for varied roof systems across municipal, county, school district, and special-purpose facilities. Recent state and local solicitations show government buyers procuring both materials and labor — from indefinite-quantity roofing-supply catalogs and emergency repair contracts to full roof replacements with new membrane systems, insulation, flashing, and extended warranties. Cities, counties, school districts, and regional agencies are the dominant issuing bodies; the City of Tucson and County of Santa Clara appear repeatedly as active repeat buyers seeking either stocked materials or as-needed contractor services.

Activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, California, Wisconsin, and South Carolina, with scattered opportunities in Texas. Representative recent solicitations include the City of Tucson's July 2026 request for an extensive catalog of roofing parts and supplies (IFB, due July 29, 2026), serving as a stocked-materials play; the DeKalb County School District's April 2026 district-wide roofing repairs and emergency services contract covering 139 facilities (ITB 26-707, due May 7, 2026), requiring 4-hour emergency response times and hourly labor-rate pricing across multiple roof types; the City of Madison's August 2026 normal-hall roof replacement (RFB 15026-0-2026, due August 6, 2026 with mandatory pre-bid July 22), a fixed-fee 3,600-square-foot asphalt-shingle replacement on a historic site with archaeological monitoring requirements; and Okaloosa County's June 2026 Rigdon Center roof restoration solicitation (ITB FM 64-26, due July 15, 2026), requiring fluid-applied waterproofing membrane application across 21,800 square feet of metal roof. Prevailing-wage requirements are common on public-works projects; licensing (C-39 in California, Florida roofing licenses) is mandatory in most jurisdictions. Set-asides or preferences for local vendors, small businesses, and disadvantaged enterprises appear in select solicitations but are not universal.