NIGP 96118: Concrete Resurfacing Services (Swimming Pools, Driveways, Patios, etc.)

NIGP 96118 Concrete Resurfacing Services (Swimming Pools, Driveways, Patios, Etc.), an Item code, covers concrete removal, replacement, and finishing work at municipal facilities—primarily swimming pools, park infrastructure, and building entryways. State and local governments are actively procuring pool resurfacing with specialized finishes (marcite, Diamond-Brite, marblelite plaster), concrete sidewalk and driveway replacement, parking area restoration, and ancillary site work including drainage improvements and ADA-compliant ramp construction. Recent solicitations show issuing bodies across multiple jurisdictions: municipalities (City of St. Petersburg, City of Alexandria, City of Dublin, City of Pembroke Pines, City of College Park), counties (Pinellas County, Broward County, Hillsborough County, Orange County, Gwinnett County, Chatham County), school districts (Pinellas County Schools), state universities (Sam Houston State University, Mt. San Antonio Community College District), and special authorities (City of Madison Community Development Authority). Pool resurfacing appears frequently as a driver of activity in this code, with municipal parks and recreation departments consistently issuing specialized solicitations for pool surface finishes and repairs.

Recent opportunities span Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Texas, Virginia, South Carolina, California, Oregon, and Wisconsin. The City of Alexandria, Virginia issued ITB 2031 for swimming pool maintenance, cleaning, repair, and operations and maintenance services across seven active pools (due November 19, 2026). Chatham County, Georgia requested bids under solicitation 2601262 for concrete replacement at the Chatham County Aquatic Center, an RFQ with a due date of November 6, 2026. Broward County, Florida issued PNC2132726Q1 for tennis and basketball court resurfacing at West Lake Park (due September 30, 2026), requiring ASBA and USTA standard compliance and acrylic latex systems. Orange County, Florida solicited emergency bridge replacement work (Y26-742, estimated cost $6.2 million, due July 7, 2026) involving extensive concrete and structural elements. Pool resurfacing dominates the Item code's current activity, with marcite, Diamond-Brite, and acrylic finishes specified across multiple municipal swim facilities; sidewalk and driveway replacement form a secondary but consistent stream of work, often tied to park improvements or facility maintenance. Prevailing wage requirements and Davis-Bacon compliance appear in several solicitations. No recent opportunities show restrictive set-asides, though some jurisdictions (Orange County, Broward County) apply SBE, DBE, or local-vendor preferences where applicable.