NIGP 92581: Roofing, Engineering

NIGP 92581 Roofing, Engineering is an Item code under which state and local governments procure roofing supplies, materials, design services, inspection, repair, and replacement work across built facilities. Recent solicitations show demand for roofing stock inventory (the City of Tucson's indefinite-quantity supplies contract), roof replacement projects (cities of Key West, Madison, St. Marys, Tallahassee, and others), emergency and on-call roofing services (Columbus Consolidated Government, DeKalb County School District), and professional roofing and building envelope engineering services including structural assessments, waterproofing consulting, and construction administration (Broward County, Volusia County schools, multiple airport and university facilities). The mix of issuing bodies spans city and county government departments, independent school districts, regional authorities, and special-purpose entities including water districts and airport authorities. Cities and counties with active recent roofing programs include Tucson, Key West, Madison, St. Marys, Tallahassee, Forsyth County, Cobb County, and DeKalb County; school districts and universities appear as significant repeat buyers for both design services and construction work. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Tucson's RFQ for roofing supplies (due July 29, 2026, indefinite-quantity contract with ARPA compliance), the Houston City College IFB for roof replacement and lightning protection at the Fine Arts Building (due June 18, 2026, $1.5 million engineer's budget), and the DeKalb County School District's ITB for district-wide roofing repairs and emergency services across 139 schools (due May 7, 2026, one-year term with renewal options).

Geographic activity clusters in the Southeast (Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina) and Southwest (Texas, Arizona, California), with notable single-state concentration in Georgia from school districts, counties, and municipalities. Recent solicitations also appear in Oregon, Wisconsin, Colorado, and other states. Notice types span RFPs for design-build and consulting services, ITBs and RFQs for construction and material supply, and IFBs for trade work. Professional services contracts (architectural, engineering, construction administration) typically employ qualifications-based selection with task-order compensation models; construction bids are predominantly lump-sum fixed-price with performance bonds. Evaluation frequently weights experience and qualifications heavily, with cost proposals secondary or negotiated post-award. Common requirements include professional licensing (PE, architect), insurance minimums ($1–2 million general liability and professional liability), prevailing wage compliance on public works, and state-specific debarment and E-Verify verification. Set-asides are not uniform across this code; some jurisdictions apply DBE, SBE, or local-vendor preferences, while others conduct open, unrestricted procurements. The code shows steady activity suitable for pursuit by roofing contractors, engineering consultants, building envelope specialists, and material suppliers with public-sector experience and appropriate licensing.