NIGP 91024: Fire and/or Water Damage Restoration Services

NIGP 91024 Fire And/Or Water Damage Restoration Services, an Item code, covers emergency mitigation, remediation, and restoration work that state and local governments procure to address water extraction, sewage cleanup, fire and smoke damage, mold remediation, debris removal, and structural repair following disasters, accidents, and facility emergencies. Recent solicitations show counties, cities, housing authorities, transit systems, and state facilities agencies contracting for on-call disaster recovery capabilities, turnkey water and fire damage restoration, contents recovery, and rapid-response cleanup across residential, commercial, and industrial properties. DeKalb County, Georgia has posted two separate disaster recovery and sewage cleaning services contracts (ITB 2026-089-ITB due August 13, 2026, and ITB 2026-020-ITB due April 8, 2026) requiring 24/7 countywide emergency response capability. The Housing Authority of the City of Alameda solicited water damage repairs at Independent Plaza (IFB AHA-HD-009 due August 5, 2026) encompassing water mitigation and turnkey restoration across fifteen residential units with mandatory pre-bid conference and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance. The City of Charlotte, North Carolina issued RFP 269.2026.186 for water mitigation and emergency cleanup services supporting approximately 180 municipal buildings, the airport, and transit authority facilities with one-hour response times and IICRC-compliant work.

Activity spreads across multiple states with significant concentration in the Southeast and West. Georgia shows repeat demand from DeKalb County for disaster recovery services. Texas Facilities Commission solicited comprehensive remediation and restoration across 81 state-owned facilities statewide (RFP 0007615 due May 28, 2026) requiring IICRC certifications, EPA Lead-Safe credentials, and NADCA air systems cleaning specialist certification, with 24/7 availability and emergency response within two hours. The City of Fort Myers, Florida issued RFP 26044 for five-year disaster restoration services (proposals due June 15, 2026) covering water damage, fire and smoke remediation, mold mitigation, and document recovery for multiple concurrent incidents. Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) and municipal airport systems in Florida and North Carolina participate in broader city emergency restoration contracts. The Maryland Environmental Service procured on-call emergency response and remediation at Baltimore Washington International and Martin State Airports (sealed bids due May 27, 2026) with a mandatory 30 percent MBE subcontract participation goal. The City of Phoenix established a five-year contractor list for emergency restoration services (sealed offers due May 8, 2026) with 15-minute acknowledgment and two-hour on-site arrival requirements. Issuing bodies include county governments, municipal fire and public works departments, airport authorities, public housing authorities, transit agencies, and state facilities management offices; many jurisdictions are establishing master agreements or on-call contracts with multiple award positions rather than single-vendor relationships.