NIGP 90921: Building Construction, Industrial (Warehouse, etc.)

NIGP 90921 Building Construction, Industrial (Warehouse, Etc.), an Item code, encompasses warehouse, fleet maintenance facility, hangar, and specialized industrial structure construction that state and local governments are actively soliciting. Recent opportunities show state departments, counties, cities, and special-purpose authorities purchasing design-build services, general contracting, and renovation work on industrial and support facilities, with Michigan's Department of Technology, Management & Budget dominating the pipeline through state facility upgrades and remediation projects.

State agencies (particularly Michigan DTMB) issue the majority of recent solicitations under this code, alongside county governments and municipal authorities. Michigan posts multiple RFQs monthly for correctional facility improvements, landfill remediation, park infrastructure, and water authority projects. County and city governments in Georgia, Utah, Florida, Pennsylvania, and California are also active buyers, soliciting hangar construction, bridge replacement, fire stations, and specialized industrial facilities. The Great Lakes Water Authority in Michigan and Easton Suburban Water Authority in Pennsylvania represent special-purpose districts. Recent representative solicitations include: the Great Lakes Water Authority's 2027 Job Order Contract (RFQ, responses due August 27, 2026) for concurrent water and wastewater project management across Wayne County, Michigan; the City of Rome, Georgia's new fleet fueling system at 200 Vaughn Road (ITB, responses due August 20, 2026); Michigan DTMB's Harbor Plating Groundwater Treatment System operation and maintenance (RFQ, responses due July 29, 2026) with 10% QDV preference and prevailing wage requirements; Collin County, Texas's Juvenile Detention Facade Replacement (IFB, responses due August 20, 2026, opinion of probable cost $240,000) with mandatory pre-bid meetings and prevailing wage compliance; Escambia County, Florida's Paradise Beach Fire Station 20 construction (ITB, responses due August 12, 2026) for a 12,780-square-foot, three-bay facility; and Michigan DTMB's Ludington State Park Skyline Trail Improvements (contract award $3,147,596 to Mihm Enterprises via best-value evaluation). Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Michigan, with secondary activity in Georgia, Florida, Texas, Utah, Pennsylvania, and California. Set-asides favor Service Disabled Veteran Owned Businesses and Qualified Disabled Veteran businesses with 10% pricing preferences; prevailing wage and bonding requirements are standard across most solicitations.