NIGP 91396: Paving/Resurfacing, Street (Major and Residential)

NIGP 91396, Paving/Resurfacing, Street (Major And Residential), is an Item code covering comprehensive street resurfacing and milling work that state and local governments procure for roadway rehabilitation across residential and major thoroughfares. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions buying asphalt milling at varying depths (typically 1 to 3 inches), placement of Superpave or equivalent asphaltic concrete overlays, thermoplastic and permanent pavement striping, traffic control, site restoration, and incidental work such as utility adjustments and ADA compliance modifications. State departments of transportation specifications (FDOT, GDOT, SCDOT) and local standard details govern quality and material standards. Issuing bodies include cities, counties, transit authorities, and development authorities across multiple states, with repeat activity from municipal procurement offices in Florida (DeBary, Fort Worth, Pinellas County) and Georgia (multiple counties and cities), along with single or sparse solicitations from South Carolina, Oregon, Arizona, Texas, and California. The code attracts a mix of repeat buyers—cities managing annual resurfacing cycles and counties executing multi-year street maintenance portfolios—alongside one-off projects by smaller municipalities and special districts.

Geographic spread centers on Florida, Georgia, and Texas, with secondary activity in Arizona, California, Oregon, South Carolina, and Washington State. Representative recent opportunities include the City of DeBary's FY20 Street Resurfacing Project (Bid No. 04-20) seeking milling and FDOT Type SP-12.5 Superpave placement on eight base sites plus five alternates under IFB with bids due May 19, 2020 at $590,000 estimated cost and a 10% DSBWE participation goal; Beaufort County, South Carolina's 2027 Resurfacing (IFB #IFB 111726) requesting full-depth asphalt patching, milling, and thermoplastic striping across nine road segments with bids due November 17, 2026, SCDOT certification required, and good-faith S/MBE recruitment mandated; and the City of Atlanta's Buckhead Resurfacing of Streets (bids due October 19, 2026) covering five streets with 1.5-inch mill and inlay, 25% MBE and 10% FBE participation goals, and liquidated damages of $1,169 per day. Typical contract terms run 45 to 180 calendar days to completion, with 5 percent bid bonds and 100 percent performance and payment bonds standard. Small Business Enterprise, Minority Business Enterprise, Women-owned Business Enterprise, and Disadvantaged Business Enterprise participation goals ranging from 5 to 13 percent are common across jurisdictions.