NIGP 909: Building Construction Services, New, Including Maintenance and Repair Services

NIGP 909 Building Construction Services, New, Including Maintenance and Repair Services is a Class code encompassing new construction, major renovations, infrastructure improvements, and facilities maintenance across state departments, counties, municipalities, school districts, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts. State and local governments buy comprehensive construction project delivery under this code—including general contracting, preconstruction services, design-build management, as well as discrete repair and maintenance work such as roofing, flooring, plumbing systems, electrical upgrades, HVAC replacements, site improvements, and facilities hardening. Recent solicitations span new fire stations, senior center expansions, trail construction with boardwalk components, water treatment plant upgrades, bridge replacements, office renovations, restroom modernizations, and taxiway rehabilitation at airports. The issuing bodies include counties (Collier, Ocean, Beaufort, Wayne, Hillsborough, Seminole), municipalities (Beaverton, Lompoc, Meriden, St. Pete Beach, Pendleton, Bridgeport, Edinburg, Houston, Gallup, Concord), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Great Lakes Water Authority), school districts (Texas Southern University, Fontana Unified, Montague Area Public Schools, William S. Hart Union High School District), state departments (Colorado Division of Parks and Wildlife, Colorado Department of Human Services, New Hampshire Department of Administrative Services, District of Columbia Department of General Services), and specialized authorities (Sacramento County Department of Airports, West Basin Municipal Water District, Clayton County Water Authority). Issuing bodies frequently reappear—Ocean County, Collier County, and the District of Columbia each posted multiple related opportunities during the July 6–21 window.

Recent opportunities show significant geographic and sectoral diversity. In California, the City of Milpitas posted a five-year blanket purchase order IFB for maintenance, repair, and operating supplies across five categories (General MRO, Fleet, Parks, Utilities, Streets) with response due August 4, 2026; Texas Southern University sought ITB responses for campus-wide restroom renovations across three buildings due August 13, 2026; and the City of Lompoc posted an RFP for water treatment plant design consulting due May 7, 2026. In Florida, Collier County issued multiple procurements including a $5.6 million senior center expansion IFB due August 31, 2026, and Hillsborough County released a $12.65 million base-bid sports complex construction IFB due August 11, 2026. In New Jersey, Ocean County posted several prevailing-wage public-works bids including warehouse exterior renovations (due July 28, 2026), interior alterations to a county building (due July 14, 2026), and concrete floor topping at a recycling center subject to a mandatory Project Labor Agreement (due July 14, 2026). The District of Columbia Department of General Services posted a multi-facility generator replacement IFB across eight FEMS engine houses due April 28, 2026. Geographic concentration includes California, Florida, New Jersey, Colorado, and the District of Columbia, with active secondary markets in Oregon, New Hampshire, Texas, Pennsylvania, and South Carolina. Prevailing wage, federal Buy America, Davis-Bacon, DBE participation goals, and performance/payment bonding are routine compliance requirements across nearly all recent solicitations above $100,000.