NIGP 91042: Kitchen and Bathroom Fixture Repair (Not Plumbing): Bathtubs, Sinks, Cabinets, Counter Tops, etc.

NIGP 91042 Kitchen and Bathroom Fixture Repair (Not Plumbing): Bathtubs, Sinks, Cabinets, Counter Tops, Etc., Item, encompasses bathroom and kitchen fixture renovation, repair, and replacement work that state and local governments procure across diverse facility types including parks, schools, corrections facilities, health care centers, airports, fire departments, and municipal office buildings. The issuing bodies span counties, cities, school districts, state departments, and special-purpose authorities; recent opportunities show activity from Jackson County Missouri, Pinal County Arizona, Walworth County Wisconsin, Tacoma School District, Beaverton School District, Fulton County Schools, Texas juvenile and health agencies, Caltrans, and airport authorities. Work scoped under this code ranges from localized fixture replacement and cosmetic refresh to comprehensive multi-restroom or multi-building renovation projects, with representative recent solicitations including the City of Port Wentworth, Georgia's design-build Mobley Park renovation (RFP, November 2026 response), the Waterford Connecticut Police Department locker room renovation (IFB, October 2026 response), and the City of Rome Georgia Water Department bathroom renovation (October 2026 response).

Geographic concentration appears strongest in the Southeast and South Central regions, with recent opportunities posted by Georgia, Florida, Connecticut, Texas, and Missouri jurisdictions; activity also surfaces in Arizona, Wisconsin, California, Illinois, and Oregon. The code captures both routine facility maintenance contracts and discrete capital renovation projects. Contract structures include fixed-price design-build, lump-sum competitive sealed bids, and job-order contracting (JOC) vehicles for ongoing housing rehabilitation work. Many solicitations impose prevailing wage and Davis-Bacon compliance, require 5–10% bid bonds and 100% performance and payment bonds, demand comprehensive insurance including $1 million general liability minimums, specify 90–180 day completion windows with $200–$1,500 per-day liquidated damages, and apply local vendor preferences or federal set-asides (Section 3, VETHUB subcontracting, small business). Incumbent vendors are rarely named; activity suggests competitive contestability across markets.