NIGP 77072: Roofing Supplies (Not Otherwise Classified)

NIGP 77072 Roofing Supplies (Not Otherwise Classified), an Item code, encompasses state and local government procurement of comprehensive roofing materials catalogs—both stocked and special-order components—supplied under indefinite-quantity arrangements where buyers retain sole discretion over quantities and product mix. State and local governments are sourcing roofing supplies through mixed purchasing models: the City of Tucson issued an IFB on July 15, 2026, for an extensive catalog of roofing parts and supplies subject to ARPA federal compliance and domestic-preference mandates; the City of Jackson, Michigan has posted multiple sealed bids for roofing materials and labor bundled as single line items within housing rehabilitation projects; and Alpine School District (Utah) awarded a five-year, multiple-vendor RFP for roofing materials, labor, installation, and related services with a 20-year minimum warranty requirement and UL-listed installer credentials. Issuing bodies span cities (Tucson, Jackson, Burleson), school districts (Alpine, AISD, HISD, Houston City College, Jordan, Park City, DeKalb County), counties (Okaloosa, Santa Clara, Volusia, Rockdale, Gila River), and specialized transit/facility authorities (Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, WTAMU). The code sees the most recent activity concentrated in the Southwest (Arizona, California, Utah), South (Texas, Georgia, Florida), and Upper Midwest (Michigan, Wisconsin), with standout repeat activity from the City of Jackson's Community Development Department, which has posted multiple CDBG-funded residential roof replacement solicitations since early 2026.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the scope: the City of Tucson's July 15, 2026 IFB seeks a comprehensive roofing supplies catalog under an indefinite-quantity model with ARPA compliance and American-made-goods preferences; Alpine School District's July 2, 2026 RFP targets multiple vendors for standing-seam metal panels, PVC membrane systems, polyisocyanurate insulation, and sheet metal flashing with mandatory UL listing and ten-year installer experience; Houston City College issued an IFB on June 18, 2026, for $1.5 million in roof replacement and lightning protection at the Fine Arts Building with a 35 percent small-business subcontracting goal and a 20-year manufacturer warranty; and the City of Jackson Community Development Department posted sealed bids in July 2026 for roof strip-and-replace, gutters, and framing on CDBG-funded residential properties with Davis-Bacon wage requirements and Section 3 low-income employment mandates. Geographic concentration reflects active capital budgeting cycles in Texas (HISD, AISD, Fort Worth, Houston, Caltrans Los Angeles and Alameda County maintenance corridors), Michigan (Jackson housing rehab programs), and Utah (Alpine, Jordan, Park City school districts), with sustained activity across California state and local facilities maintained by Caltrans regional maintenance stations.