NIGP 90633: Forensic - Architectural

NIGP 90633 Forensic - Architectural is an Item code encompassing design, engineering, and professional services work that state and local governments are currently soliciting for infrastructure evaluation, remediation, and new construction projects across building systems and site conditions. The scope includes architectural and engineering design for building replacement and recovery following natural disasters, comprehensive branding and identity services for municipal communications, commissioning authority services for LEED-certified new construction, flood mitigation infrastructure design, and plan review and inspection services for code compliance verification. Issuing bodies span city governments (Orlando, Hampton, Columbus, Madison, Union City, and Nicholls, Georgia), with activity concentrated in the Southeast—particularly Florida and Georgia—where recent solicitations reflect both routine municipal services and disaster recovery work funded through FEMA PA and Community Development Block Grant Disaster Recovery (CDBG-DR) programs under Hurricane Ian and Hurricane Helene provisions. Cities are the primary soliciting jurisdiction; no county or school district activity appears in the recent opportunities.

Representative recent solicitations include the City of Orlando's RQS26-0522 and RQS26-0612 for design services supporting flood mitigation through drainwell replacement and relocation in low-to-moderate income areas, funded through the Orange County CDBG-DR Program with 43-month estimated project duration and Florida-registered professional engineering consultants as mandatory respondents; the City of Hampton's RFP 2026-08 for comprehensive logo design, guidelines, and branding services due November 9, 2026, seeking five years of municipal branding experience; the City of Madison's IFB for commissioning authority services on the $5 million Odana Golf Clubhouse LEEDv5 BD+C new construction project due August 7, 2026; and the City of Nicholls' RFQ for architectural and engineering services for gymnasium replacement following Hurricane Helene damage, due June 2, 2026, with FEMA PA Program compliance required and professional liability insurance of $2 million per claim mandated. Design-build, RFQ qualification-statement, and traditional RFP notice types all appear in the recent activity.