NIGP 90533: Concessions, Airport: Currency Exchange

NIGP 90533 Concessions, Airport: Currency Exchange is an Item code that encompasses food and beverage concessions, ATM services, and other revenue-generating vendor operations at public facilities including airports, recreation centers, and municipal buildings. State and local governments solicit this code when outsourcing on-site concession management to private operators on a revenue-sharing or fee-based model, with the vendor furnishing labor, equipment, materials, and operational infrastructure while the jurisdiction retains facility ownership and receives a percentage of gross sales or transaction revenue. Issuing bodies span county parks and recreation departments, municipal airport authorities, city procurement offices, and other venue operators seeking to monetize foot traffic and customer demand without direct government operational investment. Vendors typically operate under performance standards addressing food safety, customer service, uptime, equipment maintenance, financial reporting, and compliance with health, banking, and insurance regulations.

Henry County Government in Georgia posted RFP #27-16 in September 2026 (due October 6, 2026) for food and beverage concessions at the Henry County Aquatic Center and Kensley Grace Water Park, structured as a revenue-sharing contract with a one-year initial term and two one-year renewal options, evaluation weighted toward qualifications and experience (35 points), staff availability (25 points), methodology (35 points), and cost (5 points). The City of Houston posted RFP-2026-0016 in August 2026 (due October 22, 2026) for ATM concession services across George Bush Intercontinental Airport, William P. Hobby Airport, the Consolidated Rental Car Facility, and City Hall Annex under a five-year maximum revenue arrangement, with the concessionaire responsible for installation, maintenance, cash replenishment, and operations while the City retains ownership and receives a percentage of transaction fees. Recent activity spans Georgia and Texas, with venues ranging from regional airports to aquatic recreation facilities to municipal administrative buildings.