NIGP 91022: Fireproofing Services, Spray-On Type

NIGP 91022 Fireproofing Services, Spray-On Type is an Item code that encompasses fire suppression maintenance, repair, and inspection services as well as fire protection system installations across buildings and specialized facilities. State and local governments buy comprehensive fire safety services under this code, including maintenance of fire suppression equipment, fire extinguisher and alarm system inspections, hood and deluge system servicing, fire watch compliance reporting, and large-scale fire protection infrastructure work on commercial and institutional buildings. Issuing bodies include county governments, city procurement offices, airport authorities, and state agencies—Macon-Bibb County, Columbus Consolidated Government, Salt Lake City Corporation, and the Florida Department of Corrections appear among recent solicitors. Work spans routine maintenance contracts, emergency response agreements, third-party inspection reporting platforms, and major infrastructure modernization projects requiring specialized expertise and compliance with NFPA codes and state licensing requirements.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia and surrounding Southeast states, with secondary activity in Utah, Wisconsin, and Florida. Representative opportunities include Macon-Bibb County's RFP 27-002-LH for fire suppression maintenance and services at Middle Georgia Regional Airport, due August 13, 2026, which covers maintenance, repair, and testing of suppression systems across five airport buildings with labor rates for regular hours, overtime, and emergency response; Salt Lake City Corporation's RFP SLCI26057 for third-party fire inspection reporting software services, due September 18, 2026, which centralizes fire inspection data from independent contractors across multiple property types and integrates with code compliance tracking; and the Florida Department of Corrections' FDC-CM20007 Lake CI Modernization Project, an estimated $130 million construction initiative requiring fire protection system installation and coordination as part of Bid Group #3, with bid openings in June 2026. Contracts typically require three to five years of relevant experience, Georgia or state-specific business licensure, general liability and workers' compensation insurance in the $1 million to $2 million range, and NFPA or local fire code compliance certifications.