NIGP 30670: Recycled Engineering Equipment, Accessories and Supplies, Environmentally Certified Products

NIGP 30670 Recycled Engineering Equipment, Accessories And Supplies, Environmentally Certified Products is an Item code under which state and local governments procure professional commissioning and engineering services for environmentally certified and high-performance building projects, particularly those pursuing LEED certification. The actual work solicited under this code centers on commissioning authority services for new construction projects with advanced mechanical, electrical, and plumbing systems incorporating renewable energy and sustainable design elements, as well as on-call architecture and engineering support that includes stormwater management, NPDES permitting, and sustainability-related compliance work. Issuing bodies include municipal engineering departments and city governments managing infrastructure and facilities projects; both the City of Madison and the City of Stone Mountain have posted recent solicitations under this code.

The code sees activity in the Upper Midwest and Southeast, with recent opportunities posted by Madison, Wisconsin and Stone Mountain, Georgia. The City of Madison posted an RFQ/RFP for commissioning authority services on the Odana Golf Clubhouse project (response due August 7, 2026) requiring minimum qualifications of experience as commissioning authority on at least two LEED-certified projects with construction budgets of at least $5 million each and energy modeling experience on new construction projects of at least 5,000 square feet; the estimated construction budget for the clubhouse was $5 million with a project schedule from August 2026 through May 2029. The City of Stone Mountain, Georgia posted an RFQ for on-call professional services in architecture, engineering, and surveying (response due June 9, 2026) selecting approximately four firms to support municipal assignments including project management, design, construction oversight, stormwater management and MS4 reporting, NPDES permit compliance, and GIS database services; the City does not guarantee a specific dollar volume or number of projects.