NIGP 90658: Lighting (Interior, Exterior) - Architectural Services

NIGP 90658 Lighting (Interior, Exterior) - Architectural Services, an Item code, encompasses design, engineering, and consulting services for lighting systems across interior and exterior applications where state and local governments are procuring comprehensive A/E work that includes lighting as a material component or standalone discipline. Recent solicitations reveal a mix of architectural design services for renovation and new construction projects where lighting design, specification, and engineering form a defined deliverable within broader facility scopes, alongside narrower lighting-specific installation and controls integration work for municipal buildings, recreational facilities, and transportation infrastructure.

Issuing bodies pursuing work under this code span city procurement offices (Orlando, Santa Fe, Pasadena, Phoenix), county governments (Pinellas County, Spalding County, Collier County), state departments and universities (Texas A&M System, Texas Facilities Commission, Georgia Department of Transportation, Illinois Department of Corrections), and special-purpose authorities (Trinity Metro transit authority in Fort Worth, Lower Colorado River Authority). Cities and municipalities appear as frequent repeat buyers, with Orlando and Santa Fe each issuing multiple recent opportunities. Recent representative solicitations include the City of Orlando's RFP26-0366 for design-build services for Downtown Accent Lighting System Integration (responses due August 4, 2026), which specifies programmable RGBW LED fixtures with unified cloud-based control for downtown art installations and architectural features; the City of Pasadena's 2025RFP0203 for construction management services on the Central Library Seismic Retrofit and Renovations project (two-phase delivery with Phase 1 due August 2025, full project estimated at $123.3 million); and the Texas Facilities Commission's RFQ 0009660 for A/E services covering restroom and breakroom renovations at the William P. Clements State Office Building in Austin (qualifications due July 23, 2026, estimated construction cost $14 million). Georgia and Texas dominate recent activity, with Florida and Colorado also showing current solicitation volume. A mandatory HUB Subcontracting Plan requirement appears in several Texas procurements, and DBE participation is emphasized in FAA-funded airport projects in New Mexico and federal-assisted work in California and Florida.