NIGP 795: Sewing and Textile Machinery and Accessories

NIGP 795 Sewing and Textile Machinery and Accessories is a Class code under which state and local governments procure sewing equipment, textile machinery, and related maintenance and repair services. The recent opportunity record shows limited direct activity in this category; only one recent solicitation explicitly names sewing machinery — a Texas state agency's August 2026 price quote for a sewing machine set with delivery required by October 15, 2026. Beyond that single direct procurement, the code captures maintenance and repair work on textile equipment embedded within broader MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Operations) supply contracts. The City of Tucson's September 2026 RFP #240078, for example, establishes a master MRO agreement spanning 1,995 line items across 25 product categories, including equipment and materials that may encompass textile machinery maintenance; that procurement anticipates approximately $4 million in City spending over the three-year initial term, with potential two-year extensions, and requires Section 3 labor compliance (25 percent of hours by Section 3 workers, 5 percent by Targeted Section 3 workers) alongside DBE participation guidelines and a 3 percent administrative fee.

Issuing bodies soliciting under or adjacent to this code include state agencies, mid-sized cities, and specialized municipal service operations. Geographic activity in recent months centers on Texas, Arizona, and Florida. Beyond the Texas sewing machine quote and Tucson's comprehensive MRO procurement, the code sees minimal recent direct solicitation volume — this is a quiet category relative to other NIGP classes. Firms pursuing textile machinery sales or maintenance support to state and local governments should monitor broader MRO aggregation contracts and cooperative purchasing vehicles like OMNIA Partners, where Tucson's opportunity is accessible, rather than expect regular standalone textile-equipment procurements.