NIGP 90680: Sewage Collection, Treatment, and Disposal - Architectural

NIGP 90680 Sewage Collection, Treatment, And Disposal - Architectural is an Item code that encompasses design, planning, and engineering services for wastewater and sewage infrastructure projects, as well as biosolids handling and disposal operations. State and local governments under this code are procuring architectural and engineering feasibility studies, master planning, treatment facility design and upgrades, wastewater infrastructure expansion, biosolids collection and disposal services, emergency sewage cleanup, and facility renovation and commissioning. Issuing bodies span municipalities (Sanford, Hampton, Santa Fe, Daytona Beach, Tallahassee, Madison, Tucson, Fort Worth, Union City, McDonough, Nicholls, and others), counties (Clay County, Fulton County, Hillsborough County), special-purpose districts (the Great Lakes Water Authority), and independent school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools). Recent solicitations show sustained activity from Florida municipalities and Georgia jurisdictions, with additional procurement from Arizona, New Mexico, and Michigan regions.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the code's breadth. The City of Sanford, Florida posted RFP 25/26-01 for biosolids disposal and recycling services from its citywide wastewater treatment operations, with proposals due August 6, 2026, requiring vendors to demonstrate three consecutive years in business and hold current Florida licensure. The Great Lakes Water Authority issued RFP REQ0009198 seeking study, design, and construction assistance for combined sewer overflow (CSO) facilities at three Detroit-area sites, with proposals due July 7, 2026, requiring three comparable projects completed within the past ten years and current Michigan engineering licensure. The City of Daytona Beach posted RFQ 2659RFQ for progressive design-build services on the Ralph Brennan Water Treatment Plant storm hardening and resiliency project, responses due September 22, 2026, with $35.139 million in initial funding and an additional $7.435 million on the waiting list under Florida's Drinking Water State Revolving Fund. Fulton County, Georgia issued ITB 26ITB1650220A-ST for 24/7 emergency sewage cleanup services throughout the county, bids due October 13, 2026, with MBE and FBE utilization goals set at 11.49 percent and 2.62 percent respectively. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with emerging procurement in New Mexico, Arizona, and Michigan.