NIGP 86315: Tires and Tubes, Off-Road Equipment

NIGP 86315 Tires and Tubes, Off-Road Equipment is an Item code covering the supply, installation, maintenance, and disposal of tires across on-road and off-road applications for municipal fleets, utilities, and county operations. State and local governments buy new tires in bulk under blanket purchase orders and term contracts; tire installation, removal, and repair services at facility locations or in the field; retreading and tire recycling; and foam-filling for specialty applications. Recent solicitations show mixed scope — some focus narrowly on off-road, agricultural, and industrial tire supply with maintenance and repair, while others bundle tires with broader fleet or equipment services. Issuing bodies include utilities (Orlando Utilities Commission), county governments (Jackson County, Missouri; Fairfax County and Prince William County, Virginia), cities (Atlanta, Milpitas), and special-purpose districts (Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County). Demand spans routine replacement and field service to specialized equipment support across public works, utilities, waste management, and emergency response operations.

Recent activity appears concentrated in the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic, with visible posting in Florida (Palm Beach County), Georgia (Atlanta), Virginia (Fairfax and Prince William counties), and Missouri (Jackson County), along with activity in California (Milpitas). Representative opportunities include the Orlando Utilities Commission's RFP for tire sales, installation, removal, and specialty services across four facilities with a three-year term and two optional one-year renewals (response deadline September 16, 2026); Fairfax County's IFB for new tires, tubes, and related services as a joint procurement with Prince William County on an as-needed basis (response deadline August 20, 2026); Jackson County, Missouri's IFB for off-road, agricultural, industrial, and specialty tires with maintenance and repair over a 24-month term and one 12-month extension option (response deadline August 18, 2026); and the City of Atlanta's IFB for comprehensive tire supply, disposal, and repair services with emergency on-call availability (response deadline May 8, 2026). Minimum qualifications typically include established local presence, multi-year industry experience, required licenses, and insurance coverage. Prevailing wage and local preference programs appear in some jurisdictions; SBE participation is encouraged but not exclusively set-aside under this code.