NIGP 90974: Site Clean-Up, Pre-Contruction

NIGP 90974 Site Clean-Up, Pre-Construction is an Item code under which state and local governments procure debris removal, contamination remediation, environmental assessment, and property demolition services to prepare sites for construction, development, or facility improvements. Recent state and local solicitations show activity concentrated in two distinct service streams: hazardous cleanup and abatement (property cleanup driven by code compliance), and pre-construction site prep including demolition of existing structures and systems ahead of new facility construction. Pinal County issued an on-call contract for property cleanup and abatement services supporting its Code Compliance Division, with labor, equipment, transportation, disposal, and materials required to remediate violations county-wide. Concurrent construction projects—including DeKalb County's reconstruction of the DeKalb Tennis Center in Georgia, Santa Clara County's mechanical equipment replacement at Valley Health Center Morgan Hill in California, and Pasco County's drainage system improvements in Florida—routinely incorporate site prep, demolition, and debris hauling as embedded components of larger capital procurements. Issuing bodies span county governments, municipalities, and special-purpose districts; counties appear as frequent buyers of standalone cleanup services, while cities and regional entities embed this work within broader construction solicitations.

Activity clusters in the Southeast and Southwest. Georgia (DeKalb and Augusta), Florida (Pasco, Santa Clara, Okaloosa, Bradenton), and Arizona (Pinal) dominate recent postings, with secondary activity in California. Representative opportunities include Pinal County's RFQ for on-call property cleanup and abatement services (due July 8, 2026), the City of Bradenton's RFQ for Construction Manager at Risk services for a Public Works complex on a Brownfield site requiring environmental compliance (due March 4, 2026), and Okaloosa County's RFQ for CMR services on a 170-acre facility project in the Crestview area (due April 28, 2026). These procurements emphasize compliance with state environmental regulations, federal permits, and site-specific hazard protocols—Brownfield remediation, stormwater management, and utility coordination appear as routine qualifications. Most opportunities are RFQ or RFP structures rather than IFB, reflecting the technical and specialized nature of pre-construction assessment and cleanup work.