NIGP 91046: Lead Poisoning Control and Reduction

NIGP 91046 Lead Poisoning Control and Reduction, an Item code, covers lead-based paint inspections, risk assessments, and abatement services that state and local governments procure primarily for residential properties and public facilities under Community Development Block Grant funding and related housing programs. Recent solicitations show two distinct work streams: individual lead-based paint inspection and risk assessment projects on single-family homes funded through CDBG, and larger abatement and demolition contracts involving comprehensive hazardous-materials remediation. The Unified Government of Athens-Clarke County solicited a task order contract for asbestos and lead testing, nuisance abatement, controlled demolition, soil clearance testing, and CDBG Voluntary Demolition program support to its Housing and Community Development Department (RFP posted September 15, 2026, due October 20, 2026), while the City of Detroit Office of Contracting and Procurement requested environmental investigation firms to provide lead-based paint inspections and risk assessments, lead clearance inspections, elevated blood lead environmental investigations, and related hazardous-materials surveys across Detroit locations under an RFP posted September 3, 2026 (due October 1, 2026). Work is solicited through sealed ITBs and RFPs, with response windows typically ranging from ten to forty days.

Issuing bodies include city community development departments, county public works divisions, and municipal offices of contracting and procurement. The City of Lubbock Community Development Department emerges as a repeat buyer, with multiple sealed bids posted between April and June 2026 for individual lead-based paint inspection and risk assessment projects on single-family residential homes—each funded through CDBG and due within ten days of posting. Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (Lubbock), Georgia (Athens-Clarke County, DeKalb County, and Detroit-area municipal procurement), Colorado (Boulder County), and California (County of Santa Clara). The County of Santa Clara Procurement Department solicited lead reclamation work at Field Sports Park and countywide locations under a prevailing-wage ITB posted June 3, 2026 (due June 25, 2026), requiring contractors to hold a California C-12 Earthwork and Paving Contractor's License. Boulder County Public Works solicited RFP proposals for abatement and deconstruction of a 15,168-square-foot apartment building with extensive asbestos hazards, including mandatory pre-proposal meeting attendance (RFP posted April 30, 2026, due May 28, 2026). Current-year activity reflects strong demand for single-project lead inspections in municipal housing-assistance contexts and occasional larger remediation contracts in building reconstruction and recreational facility upgrades.