NIGP 864: Train Controls, Electronic

NIGP 864 Train Controls, Electronic is a Class code that covers electronic control systems, monitoring equipment, and related infrastructure for rail and transit operations. State and local governments procure under this code to manage traffic signal systems, transit vehicle automation, and related intelligent transportation systems that require electronic control and coordination. The recent solicitation block contains no opportunities directly aligned with train controls or electronic rail systems; instead, the most recent state and local activity under related transportation infrastructure codes shows municipalities and transit authorities purchasing traffic signal equipment, bridge replacements, vehicle inspection services, and charter transportation through separate NIGP classifications. Issuing bodies in the broader transportation procurement landscape include county transit authorities (Sarasota County Transit), municipalities (Orange County, City of Palm Bay, City of Owensboro), school districts (Stockton Unified School District), and county procurement offices (Clay County, Marion County, Ocean County).

The source provides no recent opportunities specifically soliciting train controls, electronic equipment, or services under NIGP 864. Activity in the state and local transportation procurement space is concentrated in Florida and Kentucky, with representative recent solicitations including Orange County's supply and installation of traffic signal equipment (Y26-181, sealed bid, $20 million over five years, due July 21, 2026) and Sarasota County Transit's ParaTransit vehicle inspection services (2026QQ844, RFQ, $50,000 maximum, due October 26, 2026). Without current opportunities in the train controls classification itself, business development professionals should monitor regional transit authorities and state departments of transportation for future rail modernization, signal upgrade, or vehicle control system procurements, particularly in states with active public transportation expansion initiatives.