NIGP 92867: Road Services, Vehicle (Includes Mobile Repair Services)

NIGP 92867 Road Services, Vehicle (Includes Mobile Repair Services), an Item code, encompasses repair, maintenance, and specialized transport services for municipal, county, and state vehicle fleets, grounded in recent solicitations covering tire recapping, fleet maintenance, equipment towing, and heavy-equipment overhaul work. The code captures both routine preventative maintenance and emergency roadside services, with vendor pools frequently structured to serve diverse fleet compositions—police vehicles, fire apparatus, refuse packers, transit buses, and construction equipment—on as-needed or indefinite-quantity bases. State and local buyers use this code to establish standing relationships with multiple qualified contractors rather than single-award agreements, allowing flexible deployment across fleet management operations.

Soliciting bodies include state departments of transportation, counties, cities, independent school districts, and transit authorities, with recent activity concentrated in Florida (Pinellas County and Broward County Transportation Department), Georgia, Texas, Illinois, and Pennsylvania. The Illinois Department of Transportation issued IFB 26-494DOT-FINAD-B-51913 (due July 7, 2026) for replacement batteries serving continuous traffic monitoring sites, a brand-name-only procurement restricted to Relion LiFePO4 battery models. The City of St. Cloud, Florida solicited bids (due June 30, 2026) to establish a vendor pool for automotive fleet maintenance and repair services covering 611 units including police patrol vehicles, fire apparatus, and refuse packers. Pinellas County issued multiple ITQs for equipment towing, transport, and recovery services with incumbent vendor Professional Towing billed at approximately $80,000 to $100,000 annually across 1,489 transactions since October 2021. The City of Philadelphia's competitive bid (Bid B2626718, due April 29, 2026) sought tire recapping and repair services with an estimated contract value of $86,160.77 for the initial one-year period and included LBE preferences of ten percent for awards of one million dollars or less. Broward County Transportation Department solicited FTA-funded repower overhaul services for 198 mid-life rolling stock buses (closing February 23, 2026), requiring vendors to hold Cummins engine certification and transmission-rebuild credentials from Voith, Allison, and ZF. Los Fresnos Consolidated Independent School District (Cameron County, Texas) established an approved vendor list for vehicle parts and maintenance services through RFP 26-27-11 (proposals due April 15, 2026) structured on a non-exclusive basis with multiple award authorization. These opportunities reflect active procurement across vehicle fleet maintenance, specialized equipment repair, and transportation asset overhaul, with response windows typically 30 to 60 days and insurance and qualification thresholds consistently applied.