NIGP 93670: Roofing Equipment and Machinery Maintenance and Repair

NIGP 93670 Roofing Equipment and Machinery Maintenance and Repair, an Item code, encompasses removal, replacement, restoration, and repair of roofing systems on public facilities—including complete demolition of existing assemblies, installation of new membranes and materials, flashing and drainage work, and associated structural repairs. State and local governments under this code procure both labor-intensive roofing projects and specialized equipment or material supply contracts, with issuing bodies spanning county sheriffs' offices, municipal facilities departments, community colleges, universities, school districts, and specialized facilities such as libraries and convention centers.

Recent solicitation activity is concentrated in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Arizona, and Wisconsin. Collier County, Florida issued ITB 26-8693 for a $3,000,000 roof replacement and louver repair project at the county jail facility with a response date of October 12, 2026, requiring a valid Florida General Contractor License and either a roofing license or licensed subcontractor, mandatory site visits, and a 30-year roofing warranty. Indian River County, Florida solicited bids for roof replacement at the North County Library under an IFB due September 1, 2026, specifying a standing seam metal roof system with a 60-day completion window and $1,685 per-day liquidated damages. Houston City College's Procurement Operations Department issued IFB 26-18 for roof replacement and lightning protection at the JB Whitley Building with a $3,000,000 estimated budget and a June 17, 2026 bid deadline. The City of Tucson posted an indefinite-quantity IFB for roofing supplies (both stocked and special-order materials) subject to ARPA compliance and federal recovery-act requirements including domestic-goods preferences and EPA recovered-materials mandates. Pinal County, Arizona sought residential contractors under a Job Order Contracting vehicle for owner-occupied housing rehabilitation services across unincorporated county areas and five municipalities, with proposals due October 9, 2026. The mix of issuing bodies reflects steady demand from county and city maintenance and capital-improvement programs, higher-education facilities management, and sheriff's correctional infrastructure, with competitive sealed bids and invitations for bid as the dominant notice types and two- to six-month performance windows typical across large projects.