NIGP 90984: Thermal and Moisture Protection Services

NIGP 90984 Thermal and Moisture Protection Services, Item, encompasses building envelope restoration, seismic bracing and anchorage of mechanical and utility systems, HVAC equipment replacement, irrigation system installation and upgrades, and facility-wide renovation work to address water intrusion, weatherproofing, and infrastructure modernization. State and local governments procure under this code to maintain and upgrade the exterior and interior thermal and moisture barriers of office buildings, healthcare facilities, parks, and government centers, as well as to retrofit utility systems in active facilities meeting seismic and code compliance standards.

Recent activity spans state departments, counties, cities, and public health authorities across California, Florida, Georgia, and Washington. Santa Clara County and Hillsborough County in Florida represent repeat buyers with multiple healthcare facility seismic compliance and renovation projects underway. The City of DeBary, Brevard County, and the City of College Park round out municipal and county purchasers. Representative solicitations include Hillsborough County Facilities Management issuing an IFB for R3M Miscellaneous Facilities Construction Term Contract 11 (IFB-26-00401) valued at $16.5 million with bids due November 17, 2026, covering interior and exterior building repairs, re-roofing, and site work across county facilities; the City of DeBary posting an ITB for Rob Sullivan Park Irrigation Improvements with a $90,000 engineer's estimate and bid deadline of April 10, 2015 (note: this entry contains an inconsistent historical date); Santa Clara County requesting sealed bids for SCVMC Building M operating-room renovation under design-bid-build with bids due December 3, 2026; and Santa Clara County's multiple prequalification rounds for seismic compliance projects at regional medical centers and hospitals, including Building E upgrades and underground storage tank installations. Washington Department of Commerce solicited proposals for the Tier 2 Compliance Assistance Project (RFP) with $600,000 maximum funding and proposals due November 2, 2026, focused on energy coaching and technical assistance for building compliance. Geographic concentration is strongest in California (particularly Santa Clara County health systems and county facilities) and Florida (Hillsborough and Brevard Counties), with emerging activity in Washington and Georgia.