NIGP 15572: Recycled Buildings and Structures

NIGP 15572 Recycled Buildings and Structures, an Item code, covers the purchase and construction of prefabricated, modular, and repurposed building structures and facilities. State and local governments soliciting under this code are acquiring both ready-to-deploy modular buildings and custom-constructed storage, office, and specialized-use structures where design, engineering, site preparation, and turnkey delivery are part of the contract scope. Issuing bodies span Texas procurement cooperatives, county governments in Georgia, and municipal fire and public-service departments in Florida, with work ranging from off-the-shelf modular deployments to build-to-order facilities meeting jurisdiction-specific operational and regulatory requirements. Bidders compete on company background, personnel qualifications, relevant experience, project approach, and pricing, with mandatory pre-proposal meetings and detailed cost and schedule submissions standard to the solicitation process.

Recent activity includes H-GAC (Houston-Galveston Area Council), a Texas procurement consortium, soliciting modular buildings, shelters, and structures with proposals due July 30, 2026, through its web-based procurement portal; the White County Board of Commissioners in Georgia issuing an RFP for a 35-by-100-by-16-foot steel frame storage building with roll-up doors, electrical service, restrooms, and turnkey delivery, with a mandatory pre-proposal meeting on May 8, 2026, and proposals due May 28, 2026; and Claratel Behavioral Health, a Georgia public corporation, issuing an RFQ for Construction Manager at Risk services on a $1,655,000 project encompassing two new homes, green space, utilities, and site improvements in DeKalb County, with a mandatory pre-proposal meeting on April 21, 2026, and proposals due May 4, 2026. A closed City of DeBary, Florida fire station construction project (due March 30, 2016) indicates municipal facility construction also falls within the code's scope. Solicitations require performance and payment bonds at 100 percent of contract value, comprehensive insurance coverage, and compliance with state licensing and workplace requirements; no explicit set-aside designations appear in the recent opportunities.