NIGP 90931: Building Construction, Sustainable (Green)

NIGP 90931 Building Construction, Sustainable (Green), an Item code, encompasses state and local government procurement of green building construction and major facility renovations with sustainable design and materials, grounded in recent solicitations for restroom facility renovations, fire station construction, athletic facility improvements, and infrastructure modernization projects that incorporate energy-efficient systems, water-conservation fixtures, low-emitting materials, and waste diversion targets. The issuing-body mix includes city departments, county governments, school districts, special-purpose authorities, and municipal agencies, with repeat activity from Orange County, Florida (multiple large renovation and replacement projects), Georgia municipalities (Athens, Albany, Rome, Union City, DeKalb, South Fulton, Gwinnett County), and Florida counties (Marion, Pasco, Seminole, Santa Clara). State and local procurement under this code spans design-build facility projects, construction-manager-at-risk (CMAR) contracts, fixed-price renovation work, and phased progressive-design-build delivery for public buildings, parks, and utilities infrastructure, with requirements for compliance with building codes, ADA accessibility, prevailing wage where applicable, and often federal agency funding or oversight.

Recent representative opportunities include the City of Albany, Georgia Ritz Theatre Renovation (sealed bid due August 11, 2026, addressing structural repairs, roof replacement, mechanical and electrical overhaul, and interior finishes under Davis-Bacon wage and Section 3 labor requirements), Orange County, Florida Convention Center Restroom Renovation (sealed bid due April 2, 2026, estimated $24.6 million for 79-restroom comprehensive renovation incorporating LEED and EIC sustainability standards), the City of South Fulton, Georgia Municipal Court Facility Interior Building-Out and Rehabilitation (RFP due May 28, 2026, using progressive design-build methodology for adaptive reuse and system rehabilitation), and Gwinnett County, Georgia Centerville Senior Center Expansion (sealed bid due July 1, 2026, approximately 2,270 square feet addition with liquidated damages at $500 per day). Geographic activity clusters in Georgia (metro Atlanta and surrounding regions) and Florida (central and northeast counties), with scattered activity in Texas, Connecticut, Arizona, and California. The code remains active with mid-range to large-dollar renovation and new-construction work, typically featuring competitive bid or RFP processes with bonding, insurance, and federal compliance requirements.