NIGP 92915: Asphalt Scarifiers, Milling Machines, Scrapers, etc., Maintenance and Repair

NIGP 92915 Asphalt Scarifiers, Milling Machines, Scrapers, Etc., Maintenance and Repair (Item) covers the maintenance, repair, and operation of equipment used for pavement milling and asphalt resurfacing work that state and local governments are actively soliciting through competitive bidding. Recent opportunities show state and local jurisdictions buying milling and overlay services as components of roadway rehabilitation and maintenance contracts, where contractors furnish crews, equipment, and labor to mill existing pavement and install new asphalt surfaces—often including full-depth reclamation, friction-course placement, and associated traffic control. The issuing bodies span municipal public works departments, county transportation and purchasing offices, school districts, and regional authorities. The City of Dallas, City of Fort Myers, Williamson County, Broward County, Orange County, Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, and the City of Owensboro all posted milling and resurfacing work in the past four months; Berrien County Board of Education sought asphalt removal and new paving as part of a multi-complex parking lot reconstruction.

Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Florida, Texas, and Georgia, with additional activity in Kentucky and South Carolina. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Dallas ITB for waterline replacements spanning three locations with asphalt milling and overlay components (response due October 20, 2026, estimated project value $3 million), the City of Fort Myers ITB 26-070 for mill-and-replace asphalt resurfacing across ten and six street packages with response due August 17, 2026, Orange County, Florida's sealed-bid solicitation for asphalt milling and resurfacing (Project Y26-182) estimated at $125,641,850 with responses due May 21, 2026, and Williamson County, Texas's two separate IFBs for milling and overlay work on County Road 214 and O'Connor Drive (both responses due August 5 and May 12, 2026 respectively). Harris County Department of Education issued a cooperative purchasing vehicle (CSP #26/030MR) administered through Choice Partners for paving, asphalt, and concrete services maintenance and job-order contracting with proposals due June 18, 2026. Contract values range from under $1 million to over $125 million; bonding and insurance requirements are standard across jurisdictions.