NIGP 91024: Fire and/or Water Damage Restoration Services

NIGP 91024 Fire And/Or Water Damage Restoration Services (Item) covers emergency restoration work state and local governments procure to address water intrusion, fire and smoke damage, mold growth, biohazard contamination, and related facility losses on an as-needed basis. Recent solicitations show state and local agencies buying comprehensive restoration capabilities—extraction and drying, structural repairs, contents recovery, debris removal, and compliance with industry standards such as IICRC S500 (water damage) and S520 (mold remediation)—typically available 24/7 with rapid response requirements. Issuing bodies include state facilities commissions (Texas Facilities Commission), county emergency management and purchasing departments (Fulton County Georgia, DeKalb County Georgia, Walworth County Wisconsin, Tuolumne County California, Orange County Florida), municipal departments (City of Charlotte, City of Fort Myers, City of Arlington, City of Lawrenceville Georgia), youth correctional facilities (Oregon Youth Authority), transit authorities (Charlotte Area Transit System), and housing authorities (Housing Authority of the City of Alameda). Contracts span indefinite-quantity on-call frameworks, annual requirements contracts with renewal options, and project-specific disaster responses; pricing structures use hourly labor rates, unit pricing by area classification and contamination type, and time-and-materials not-to-exceed models.

Activity concentrates in the Southeast (Georgia, Florida) and Pacific Northwest (Oregon, California), with scattered procurement in the upper Midwest (Wisconsin), Northeast (Connecticut), and Texas. Representative recent solicitations include the Oregon Youth Authority's October 2026 RFQ (due October 15, 2026) for water damage disaster restoration at MacLaren Youth Correctional Facility with a 5% OSBE preference and mandatory prevailing wage compliance; Fulton County Georgia's September 2026 ITB (due October 13, 2026) for 24/7 emergency sewage cleanup services with 11.49% MBE and 2.62% FBE utilization goals across Fulton County; Walworth County Wisconsin's RFQ (due September 3, 2026) for on-call emergency mitigation services across county facilities; the City of Charlotte's May 2026 RFP (due May 19, 2026) for water mitigation and emergency cleanup across 180+ city buildings with one-hour response requirement; and the Texas Facilities Commission's May 2026 RFP (due May 28, 2026) for remediation and restoration across 81 state facilities with mandatory HUB Subcontracting Plan at 26% utilization. Insurance requirements are consistently substantial ($1 million to $2 million commercial general liability, workers' compensation, pollution liability where applicable), and pre-bid conferences or teleconferences are standard.