NIGP 90536: Concessions, Airport: Miscellaneous

NIGP 90536 Concessions, Airport: Miscellaneous, Item, encompasses food and beverage operations, rental car services, luggage cart rental, advertising programs, and specialized airport facility management that state and local aviation authorities are soliciting under concession lease agreements. Recent opportunities show airports contracting for micro restaurants and mobile kiosks, post-security dining units spanning thousands of square feet, rental car center fueling facility operations, luggage cart rental services, terminal advertising concession programs, and automated retail locations—work that requires operators to provide equipment, staffing, compliance with health and safety standards, and revenue-sharing or fixed-fee arrangements with the issuing airport authority.

Aviation departments and authorities across multiple states and regions are the primary issuing bodies, with recent activity concentrated at airports in Florida (Broward County Aviation Department for Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International, Pinellas County for St. Pete-Clearwater International, Greater Orlando Aviation Authority for Orlando International), Texas (City of McKinney for McKinney National Airport and Dallas/Fort Worth International, City of Lubbock for Lubbock Preston Smith International, City of Midland for Midland International Air & Space Port), Arizona (City of Phoenix Aviation Department for Phoenix Sky Harbor International), Georgia (City of Atlanta Department of Aviation), and other jurisdictions. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Phoenix Aviation Department's RFP for a Terminal 3 Food & Beverage Micro Restaurant and Mobile Kiosk concession (small-business set-aside, responses due July 31, 2026); Pinellas County's competitive sealed bid for three to four on-airport rental car concessionaires at St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (responses due June 11, 2026); the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority's RFP for North Terminal Complex Food and Beverage Concessions Package 9, featuring multiple dining concepts across 22,564 square feet with a $2.67 million initial minimum annual concession fee (responses due May 2, 2025); and the City of Atlanta Department of Aviation's multi-step sealed-bid process for the Digital Revenue Intelligence and Engagement (DRIVE) platform to automate real-time sales data collection from all airport concessionaires (prequalification deadline March 31, 2026).