NIGP 91086: Siding Installation and Repair Services

NIGP 91086 Siding Installation and Repair Services, an Item code, encompasses exterior siding removal, installation, and restoration across multifamily residential, municipal facilities, and institutional buildings. State and local governments procure fiber cement lap siding systems (such as James Hardie products), vinyl siding replacement, window and door installation as part of building envelope projects, gutter and downspout work, exterior painting, structural repairs, and associated weatherproofing. Recent solicitations show municipalities and housing authorities managing siding work as part of capital improvement programs for occupied apartments, fire stations, maintenance facilities, and other public structures. Issuing bodies span city governments (Kissimmee, San Antonio, Salem, Houston, Union City, Columbus), county agencies (White County, DeKalb County, Boulder County), state departments (Oregon Department of Forestry, Oregon Department of Transportation, Texas Facilities Commission), and housing authorities (Boulder County Housing Authority, Housing Authority of the City of San Antonio). Several jurisdictions post multiple solicitations under the code, signaling recurring demand for exterior rehabilitation as aging public housing stock and municipal facilities require envelope restoration.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Texas, Oregon, Georgia, Colorado, and Wisconsin. The City of Kissimmee (Florida) posted a cancelled RFQ (RFQNO5, due July 8, 2026) for fiber cement siding installation at Haven on Vine Apartments, a four-unit project with Davis-Bacon wage requirements and BABA compliance; two bids were received at $149,900 and $160,776. San Antonio's Neighborhood & Housing Services Department issued RFP ESBD_565954 (due October 28, 2026) for comprehensive home rehabilitation including siding installation in the Government Hill area. The Boulder County Housing Authority posted two overlapping capital improvement projects—Catamaran Court (RFP28026, due May 28, 2026) and Hillside Apartments (RFP27926, due May 28, 2026)—both requiring fiber cement siding replacement and window/door/gutter work. The State of Oregon Department of Forestry issued ITB S-62900-00016548 (due May 27, 2026) for siding and window replacement at Forest Grove Warehouse & Fire Cache. The Oregon Department of Transportation posted RFCQ 00018009 (due October 15, 2026) for miscellaneous facility repairs including translucent siding panel replacement at Government Camp Maintenance Station. White County (Georgia) Board of Commissioners requested proposals (due July 31, 2026) for vinyl siding replacement with Hardie Plank at the EMS Ambulance Garage. Prevailing wage, HUB subcontracting, and Section 3 compliance requirements appear frequently, particularly on HUD-funded housing authority projects and state-funded work.