NIGP 91002: Background Music Maintenance and Repair Services

NIGP 91002 Background Music Maintenance and Repair Services, an Item code, covers on-call installation, troubleshooting, and maintenance of electrical, irrigation, and related building-systems infrastructure that municipalities procure to support continuous operations across their facilities. State and local governments buy routine and emergency repair services, system diagnostics, component replacement, and new installations under this code, with contracts typically structured as annual agreements with dual primary and secondary contractors to ensure service continuity and after-hours response capacity. Issuing bodies include municipal consolidated governments, county departments, and school district cooperative purchasing consortiums; Columbus Consolidated Government (Georgia) has posted two recent on-call contracts under this code, one for electrical installation and maintenance and one for irrigation system services, signaling repeat demand for multi-year, dual-contractor arrangements.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia and Texas. Columbus Consolidated Government posted RFP 27-0009 for on-call electrical installation and maintenance services, due September 30, 2026, seeking a primary and secondary contractor to provide 24/7 emergency and routine electrical work across all city buildings, with evaluation weighted heavily toward qualifications and experience (45%), service plan (35%), and client work history (15%), and pricing fixed for the initial two-year term with capped five-percent escalation thereafter. Region 7 Purchasing Cooperative (Kilgore, Texas) issued MUSIC2628, a catalog discount bid for musical instruments and supplies to school districts, with an approved award on June 18, 2026, and estimated two-year expenditure of nine million eight hundred nine thousand seven hundred fifty dollars across 34 previous award holders. Santa Clara County, California posted a Job Order Contract for parks and recreation construction on April 28, 2026, due May 28, 2026, using preset unit prices from a Construction Task Catalog with contractors bidding adjustment factors rather than individual project costs.