NIGP 90961: Maintenance and Repair, Non-Residential Building

NIGP 90961 Maintenance and Repair, Non-Residential Building, Item, represents a diverse set of state and local government investments in building and facilities upgrades, ranging from small targeted renovations to major infrastructure rehabilitation projects. Recent solicitations show state and local governments purchasing general contractor services for interior and exterior building repairs, roof replacements, mechanical and electrical system upgrades, water treatment plant rehabilitation, park irrigation improvements, specialized facility buildouts (crime centers, fire training facilities, performing arts centers), and emergency generator and switchgear maintenance at airports and utilities—often bundled into master service agreements or term contracts for ongoing maintenance on an as-needed basis.

Issuing bodies span state departments (Texas Department of Transportation, Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Opportunity, Washington Department of Commerce), counties (Hillsborough County Florida, Montgomery County Pennsylvania and Maryland, Sarasota County Florida, Clay County Florida, Santa Clara County California), cities (DeBary Florida, Meriden Connecticut, Ocala Florida, Leesburg Florida, Cocoa Florida, Lubbock Texas, Detroit Michigan, Rome Georgia, Greenville County South Carolina), school districts and universities (Rome City Schools Georgia, Kennesaw State University, Middle Georgia State University, University of Houston), and special-purpose authorities (Greater Orlando Aviation Authority, Charlotte Area Transit System, Broward County Transportation Department, Orlando Utilities Commission). Hillsborough County's $16.5 million miscellaneous facilities construction term contract (IFB-26-00401, due November 17, 2026) with a 10 percent Small Business Enterprise participation goal exemplifies the scale and structure common in this code. Activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, California, Michigan, and Texas, with scattered activity across Connecticut, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Washington. Representative recent opportunities include the City of DeBary's Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements (Bid 03-15, competitive bid, due April 10, 2015 — note: this appears to be historical data in the source), Texas Department of Transportation's Training Room Renovation at Wichita Falls District Headquarters (ITB, due December 1, 2026), the Greater Orlando Aviation Authority's combined UPS, emergency generator, and electrical switchgear maintenance contracts at MCO and ORL (Invitations to Negotiate, due October 9, 2026), and Santa Clara County's multiple seismic compliance renovation projects at regional medical centers (design-build and design-bid-build, proposals due September–October 2026). Many recent opportunities carry federal funding (EPA water infrastructure, FTA transit projects, FEMA disaster recovery) triggering Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, Buy America, and other federal compliance requirements.