NIGP 77070: Roofing Repair Kits

NIGP 77070 Roofing Repair Kits, an Item code, covers stocked and special-order roofing materials and components that state and local governments procure to support routine and emergency roof repairs across facilities. Recent solicitations show governments buying both off-the-shelf inventory items (fasteners, sealants, underlayment, gutters, downspouts) and project-specific replacement materials (TPO membranes, metal roofing panels, shingles, flashing, insulation boards) on indefinite-quantity, as-needed contracts. The City of Tucson's July 2026 IFB for roofing supplies illustrates the scope: a comprehensive catalog of stocked and special-order parts with the City retaining sole discretion over quantity and type, subject to ARPA compliance and domestic-content preferences. Issuing bodies are predominantly cities and counties purchasing for facility maintenance across parks, schools, community centers, and administrative buildings, with occasional water and special-purpose districts. The market spans multiple issuing-body types—municipal public works departments, county facility management offices, school districts (Seminole County Schools in Florida, DeKalb County Schools in Georgia), and transit or recreation authorities—each establishing term contracts or blanket purchase orders to ensure rapid access to materials for both planned work and emergency repairs.

Geographic activity concentrates in California (Santa Clara County's as-needed roofing services and capital projects), Florida (Clay County, Seminole County Schools, City of Tallahassee, Hillsborough County Schools), Georgia (DeKalb County Schools, Fulton County, City of Tybee Island), and scattered activity across Arizona, Wisconsin, and Texas. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Tucson's July 29, 2026 IFB for roofing supplies—a material-focused procurement under ARPA rules with domestic preference and recovered-materials requirements; Okaloosa County, Florida's July 15, 2026 ITB for fluid-applied waterproofing membrane systems and cold-applied coatings (approximately 21,800 square feet of metal roof, ITB FM 64-26); and the San Jacinto Community College District's May 6, 2026 CSP for modified bitumen roof coating and repairs on approximately 43,000 square feet at an estimated contract value of approximately $1,900,000. Most roofing repair-kit procurement runs through indefinite-quantity, term-based contracts with hourly labor rates, material markups, and emergency response provisions, rather than one-off project buys. Prevailing-wage requirements appear routinely in California and Florida municipal procurement; C-39 roofing contractor licensing is mandatory in California. FEMA involvement surfaces in hurricane-recovery work (Clay County fairgrounds repairs). Activity is steady and geographically dispersed; no single jurisdiction dominates the code's footprint.