NIGP 93144: Furniture, Not Office, Maintenance and Repair (Includes Refinishing and Reupholstering)

NIGP 93144 Furniture, Not Office, Maintenance And Repair (Includes Refinishing And Reupholstering) is an Item code under which state and local governments procure replacement and repair services for institutional and commercial furnishings outside the office-furniture category. Recent solicitations show activity in specialized seating for accessibility and medical use, equipment repair, and facility component restoration. The City of Houston recently sought XL lift chair recliners with 500-pound weight capacity for institutional deployment, specifying motor, upholstery, and safety standards; Texas State University posted proposals for student-commons furnishings and laboratory spaces; and the City of Philadelphia issued a micro-purchase RFQ for revenue vault hinge bearing rebuild work. Issuing bodies include municipal procurement offices, city purchasing departments, and public universities. The work spans equipment procurement with technical specifications, facility renovation and upgrade projects, and specialized repair or rebuilding of existing institutional assets.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas (Houston and the Texas State system) and Pennsylvania (Philadelphia), with the most recent posting from September 2026. The City of Houston's lift-chair solicitation (INF20260384, RFQ, due September 23, 2026) represents straightforward equipment procurement with defined dimensional and performance requirements. Texas State University's two competitive sealed proposals for campus renovation projects (CSP #754-Alkek Student Success Commons-2026 posted June 30, 2026, and CSP #754-RF MITTE 4240 & 4235-2026 posted June 18, 2026) signal facility-upgrade activity where furnishings are embedded in broader construction or renovation scopes. The City of Philadelphia's micro-purchase for revenue vault hinge bearing rebuild (B2627299, RFQ, due June 5, 2026, not-to-exceed $43,000 annually adjusted by CPI-U) illustrates specialty repair work on non-standard institutional equipment. No standout repeat buyer emerges from the limited recent sample.