NIGP 90614: Cemeteries, Planning and Relocation, Architectural Services

NIGP 90614 Cemeteries, Planning And Relocation, Architectural Services, Item code, encompasses adaptive reuse and restoration design services for cemetery and historic property projects, plus architectural oversight of cemetery beautification and grave relocation work managed by state and local public bodies. State and local governments use this code to procure architectural and engineering design for cemetery improvements, site planning for adaptive reuse of cemetery-adjacent or cemetery-related facilities, and professional services supporting specialized cemetery work such as stone conservation and grave relocation supervision. Issuing bodies span city planning departments, county transportation divisions managing highway projects that necessitate grave relocation, county procurement offices establishing professional services rosters, and special-purpose authorities such as airport authorities managing historic property redevelopment. The mix reflects both routine cemetery maintenance and higher-complexity adaptive reuse projects.

Recent activity clusters in Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, New York, and California. Rockland County, New York issued an RFP for Architecture/Engineering design services for beautification improvements at two veterans cemeteries (Gary Onderdonk Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Suffern and Frederick W. Loescher Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Wesley Hills), with proposals due August 18, 2026. Collier County, Florida solicited stone conservation services for grave marker stabilization and restoration at Historic Christ Episcopal Church Cemetery in Immokalee through a Quick Quote process with responses due July 10, 2026. The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet Division of Purchases awarded three related grave relocation RFBs for disinterment and reinterment of four graves from the Noble Family Gravesite to Jackson Cemetery in Breathitt County (bids due July 7, 2026), each requiring a licensed funeral director. The City of Dallas posted a Request for Qualification Statements for a Developer Agent to provide pre-development and development services for adaptive reuse of an existing facility into a new 911 Emergency Communications Center and Emergency Operations Center, with statements due August 7, 2026. The City of Pasadena issued an RFP for a Construction Manager at Risk for the Central Library Seismic Retrofit and Renovations project with a total estimated direct cost of $123.35 million, seeking firms excelling in project experience, team composition, project approach, financial strength, local business commitment, and safety record. Additional on-call architectural services solicitations from the City of Gallup, New Mexico (May 2026) and standing professional services libraries established by Collier County and other Florida jurisdictions reflect ongoing demand for design services on an as-needed basis across multiple municipal facility types.