NIGP 86330: Tires and Tubes, Misc. (Not Otherwise Listed)

NIGP 86330 Tires and Tubes, Misc. (Not Otherwise Listed), an Item code, covers tire supply, tire disposal, tire repair, tire leasing, and tire retreading services that state and local governments procure for fleet maintenance, public works operations, transit systems, and facilities upkeep. Recent solicitations show municipalities, counties, school districts, and transit authorities purchasing new tires across all vehicle classes, retread tires for heavy trucks and transit fleets, roadside tire repair and replacement assistance, waste tire management and recycling services, and on-demand tire leasing arrangements priced on per-tire or per-tire-mile bases. The City of Milpitas posted a blanket purchase order IFB in July 2026 for fleet maintenance supplies including fleet tires and automotive parts as part of a five-year, multi-category MRO contract with local vendor preference. Jackson County, Missouri, and Pinal County, Arizona, each solicited retread tire supply on 24-month and open-ended terms respectively. Collier County, Florida, issued an ITB in March 2026 for tires and tire services across a fleet of approximately 1,610 vehicles with three-year contract terms, authorized dealer requirements, and federal FTA grant funding with DBE participation requirements. The Consolidated Government of Columbus, Georgia, solicited tire leasing services for its 48-vehicle METRA transit fleet on a per-tire-mile basis under a three-year RFB with federal FTA compliance obligations.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Arizona, Missouri, Minnesota, and California, with a secondary wave of solicitations from Colorado and Ohio school districts and municipal fleets. Issuing bodies include cities (Milpitas, Atlanta, Valdosta, Altamonte Springs), counties (Jackson, Pinal, Pasco, Collier, Sarasota, Columbus), a transit authority (METRA), and a school district (Sarasota County). Pasco County, Florida, posted an IFB for waste tire management services from two county collection sites with an estimated 1,000 tons annually and contract terms through September 2029 with two optional one-year extensions, requiring FDEP or EPA approval for recycling end uses and pricing on a per-ton f.o.b. basis. The School Board of Sarasota County sought quotations for roadside tire repair and replacement assistance with hourly pricing, per-tire service pricing, and S/MBE certification preference. The City of Atlanta issued an IFB for tires of all sizes, tire disposal, on-site and field tire repair, and retreading services with emergency call availability. Collier County's procurement noted historically annual spending of approximately $400,000 on tire products and services, and the Sourcewell cooperative procurement RFP #061626 for law enforcement equipment issued in May 2026 with proposals due June 16, 2026 serves participating governmental entities across Washington and multiple states, though specific tire-related scope within that cooperative vehicle is not detailed in the source material.