NIGP 90652: Interior Design, Space Planning, and Exhibits/Displays

NIGP 90652 Interior Design, Space Planning, and Exhibits/Displays, an Item code, encompasses the design, planning, and fabrication of interior spaces and interpretive exhibits for state and local government facilities. State and local buyers under this code procure exhibit design and installation for museums and visitor centers, comprehensive space planning and renovation services for office and operational facilities, interior design coordination for specialized environments such as airports and educational centers, and furniture selection and layout support for libraries and public spaces. Work typically spans schematic design through construction administration, with deliverables including floor plans, renderings, material specifications, and on-site installation.

Issuing bodies span state departments (Michigan DNR, Texas General Land Office, Washington Department of Commerce), county government (Collier County Florida, Hillsborough County Florida, Spalding County Georgia, Douglas County Georgia, Harris County Texas), cities (Olathe Kansas, San Antonio Texas, Dallas Texas, Atlanta Georgia, Orlando Florida, Phoenix Arizona, Union City Georgia), community colleges and universities (Paris Junior College, Tarleton State University, Prairie View A&M, Texas A&M Central Texas), independent school districts (Cherokee County School District Georgia, Centennial School District Oregon), and transit or specialized authorities (San Mateo County Sheriff's Office, Dallas Housing Authority, Savannah Airport Commission). Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, Georgia, Michigan, and Kansas, with scattered projects in Washington, Oregon, Arizona, Colorado, and Maryland. Representative current opportunities include the City of Olathe's design-build RFQ for City Hall and warehouse renovation (1432 West Ironwood, due July 28, 2026, $1.7 million project budget); San Mateo County Sheriff's Office's RFQ for interior design services for approximately 10,000 square feet of space shared by three units (due June 27, 2026, under $200,000); the Texas Facilities Commission's RFQ for comprehensive A/E services for restroom and breakroom renovations at the William P. Clements State Office Building in Austin across floors 1–12 and 14 (due July 23, 2026, approximately $14 million estimated construction cost); the City of San Antonio Public Library's RFP for library specialty furniture and interior design services (due June 15, 2026); and the Michigan DNR's award recommendation for the Ludington Beach House exhibit design project to FireWatch Design for $210,702.50 with design phases through September 2026. School districts and educational cooperatives solicit interior design for cafeteria serving lines and classroom furniture coordination on cooperative purchasing vehicles, while municipalities pursue space planning and renovation assessment for existing municipal buildings through qualifications-based RFQs. Museum and interpretive facility exhibit design represents a distinct subcategory with three-phase delivery (conceptual design, design development, final design/fabrication/installation) and tight timelines driven by funding availability and seasonal operation constraints.