NIGP 20654: Geographic Information Systems (Gis)

NIGP 20654 Geographic Information Systems (GIS), an Item code, encompasses the design, deployment, migration, and operational support of enterprise geospatial platforms and data infrastructure that state and local governments use to manage utility networks, assess real property, track assets, dispatch emergency response, and plan infrastructure. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers procuring GIS hosting and cloud migration, utility network system implementations, Computer Assisted Mass Appraisal (CAMA) platforms integrated with ArcGIS, work order management systems with GIS linkage, impervious-surface mapping, cartographic services, and ongoing ArcGIS licensing renewals and maintenance—work spanning utility authorities, county assessor offices, city governments, regional transit authorities, and special-purpose districts.

Activity concentrates in Florida, where Kissimmee Utility Authority is conducting an RFP for comprehensive utility network migration and implementation services with a June 2026 deadline (now passed, with oral interviews in August 2026), Hillsborough County Property Appraiser issued an RFI in October 2026 for CAMA platform replacement, and multiple water management districts and other agencies pursue sole-source ESRI ArcGIS renewals. Beyond Florida, Herriman City, Utah is requesting proposals for an enterprise work order management system due December 2026; San Mateo County, California is renewing ArcGIS subscriptions; Collier County, Florida is soliciting proposals for cloud-based enterprise asset management with GIS integration due October 2026; the City of Urbana, Illinois requested impervious-area mapping proposals due October 2026; the Town of Farragut, Tennessee is seeking GIS professional services; the City of Phoenix Parks and Recreation issued an RFP for cartographic services due October 2026; the City of Detroit is requesting proposals for a cloud-based GIS platform; Ada County, Idaho is seeking orthophotography and property intelligence services; and the Washington Military Department rebid a statewide Computer Aided Dispatch-to-CAD system due July 2026. State and federal cooperative frameworks and local-preference programs appear in some solicitations—Collier County's EAM RFP offers 10 points for local proposers, and the Phoenix cartographic RFP carries DBE-neutral FTA requirements. Most recent opportunities come from October 2026 or earlier in 2026, reflecting ongoing GIS infrastructure modernization and licensing renewal cycles across mid-sized municipalities, counties, and utility authorities.