NIGP 91047: Lead Abatement Services

NIGP 91047 Lead Abatement Services, an Item code, encompasses lead-based paint and other lead-hazard inspection, abatement, removal, and remediation work that state and local governments procure for residential properties, schools, water infrastructure, government facilities, and commercial buildings. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing comprehensive lead abatement including XRF testing, dust and soil sampling, risk assessment reporting, removal and disposal of lead-based paint and friable lead materials, and post-remediation clearance testing, often paired with asbestos abatement and hazardous waste disposal as part of broader facility renovation or demolition projects.

Issuing bodies include municipal community development departments (City of Lubbock, City of Waxahachie), county governments (Rockland County Department of Community Development, DeKalb County, Pasco County), school districts (Atlanta Public Schools, Fulton County Schools, School District U-46 in Illinois), state departments (California Department of Water Resources, California Department of Transportation, California Department of Veterans Affairs), transit and infrastructure authorities (California High-Speed Rail Authority), and specialized districts (Boulder County Public Works). The City of Lubbock Community Development has issued at least fifteen individual lead inspection ITBs since late March 2026, reflecting high-volume procurement of single-property residential inspections under CDBG funding. Geographic activity clusters in California (Caltrans, DWR, CalVet), Texas (Lubbock, Waxahachie, Dallas), Connecticut (Bridgeport, Berlin, Town of Berlin), Georgia (Fulton County Schools, DeKalb County, Atlanta Public Schools, Newnan), and Florida (Pasco County, Palm Beach County, Seminole County), with secondary activity in Illinois, Colorado, North Carolina, and Maryland. Representative solicitations include the California Department of Water Resources IFB 10216376 for protective coatings and lead abatement at Southern California water facilities (response date August 4, 2026, DVBE 3.0% requirement), the City of Bridgeport COB040265 for John Winthrop Elementary School demolition and abatement (response date May 20, 2026, prevailing wage applicable), the Rockland County RFPRC2024055A for qualified supplier list lead abatement and remediation services under a Lead Prevention Pilot Program (response date July 9, 2026, re-issued open-enrollment RFP), the California High-Speed Rail Authority IFB for right-of-way demolition and lead abatement in Bakersfield (response date April 29, 2026, 25% SB utilization goal and 3% DVBE requirement), and the City of Dallas CIZ25FRM3213 for job-order contracting environmental remediation including lead abatement (response date April 24, 2026, 30% SBE aspirational goal under DRIVE Policy, up to $15 million aggregate across multiple awards). Activity is active and sustained across municipal, county, state, and school district buyers, with frequent CDBG-funded residential inspection work and larger infrastructure and facility renovation projects commanding premium pricing and extended procurement windows.