NIGP 90693: Video Systems Design - Architectural Services

NIGP 90693 Video Systems Design—Architectural Services, an Item code, encompasses the design and specification of video wall systems, display infrastructure, and related audiovisual technology integration for public facilities. State and local governments currently procure this work as a component of larger capital projects—airport terminal expansions, municipal council chambers and courtrooms, athletic facilities, and cultural institutions—where video systems require architectural coordination with structural, electrical, and data infrastructure. Work ranges from single-display installations to multi-wall configurations with broadcasting, streaming, and accessibility features integrated into facility renovations and new construction.

Cities, counties, and special-purpose districts (airport authorities, community college systems, school districts) solicit under this code, typically as part of design-build, A&E services, or standalone audiovisual procurement RFPs. Recent solicitations show activity across Georgia (St. Marys, Marietta, Clarke County School District), Texas (Arlington, Melbourne Airport Authority), New Mexico (Santa Fe Regional Airport), Connecticut (New Haven), and Florida (Hillsborough County), with work spanning municipal government, education, and transportation infrastructure. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Arlington, Texas soliciting LED video wall replacements for Council Chambers and Council Briefing Room (RFP 260265, due August 20, 2026); the City of St. Marys, Georgia requesting audio-visual services with video display, streaming, and captioning capability for a joint City Council Chamber and Municipal Court (RFP PE66960, due July 17, 2026); and the City of New Haven, Connecticut seeking design, manufacture, and installation of a four-sided center-hung video board system with two auxiliary video boards for the Floyd Little Athletic Center (RFP 2025RFP152, due March 18, 2025). Audiovisual systems are increasingly bundled within broader facility design and renovation work, particularly where accessibility, recorded proceedings, and remote participation drive technical requirements.