NIGP 90975: Site Clean-Up, Post-Construction

NIGP 90975 Site Clean-Up, Post-Construction is an Item code that encompasses general site clearing, debris removal, grading, and site stabilization work following construction or demolition activities across state and local infrastructure projects. State and local governments solicit under this code for post-project site restoration, vegetation removal, disturbed-area restoration, and erosion control in conjunction with capital construction, renovation, and demolition work. The mix of issuing bodies includes town utility commissions, county facilities management departments, cities, county school districts, and special-purpose authorities—spanning traditional municipal infrastructure, parks and recreation, healthcare facilities, and public safety projects. Representative recent work includes the Town of Waterford Utility Commission's sewer easement clearing and site restoration project (IFB 26013, responses due November 12, 2026), Hillsborough County's miscellaneous facilities construction and renovation work that includes site-level restoration (IFB 26-00401, responses due November 17, 2026), and the City of Bartow Community Redevelopment Agency's demolition and site cleanup at a commercial property including grading, fencing, and privacy screening (ITB 2633, responses due October 14, 2026).

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Connecticut, Georgia, California, Texas, and Arizona, with Florida showing the densest recent posting volume. The Waterford easement project in Connecticut and the Waterford police-facility renovation in Connecticut reflect activity in the Northeast; Hillsborough County, Collier County, Orange County, and the City of Bartow all anchor multiple solicitations in Florida; Bibb County, DeKalb County, Henry County, Augusta-Richmond County, and the City of Albany anchor activity in Georgia; Santa Clara County and related municipal health authorities drive significant California posting volume; and Pinal County, the City of Richardson, and the Texas Workforce Commission represent Texas and Arizona-based activity. Work typically involves prevailing-wage compliance, performance and payment bonding, environmental permitting and compliance (particularly wetlands permits and storm-water management), and liquidated-damages provisions for delays. Contracts range from under $100,000 for standalone demolition and cleanup (City of Bartow at $100,000 maximum; Henry County demolition quote request) to multi-million-dollar term contracts for miscellaneous facilities work (Hillsborough County at $16.5 million). Prevalent set-asides include small-business enterprise (SBE) participation goals and, in select jurisdictions, disadvantaged-business enterprise (DBE) and veteran-owned business (VBE) preferences. Activity under this code remains steady and accessible to contractors holding general contractor licensing, demonstration of similar project experience (typically three completed projects in five to ten years), and standard construction bonding and insurance.