NIGP 91047: Lead Abatement Services

NIGP 91047 Lead Abatement Services is an Item code describing the testing, inspection, abatement, and remediation of lead-based paint hazards in residential and commercial buildings. State and local governments procure lead-based paint inspections and risk assessments, abatement and removal of lead-containing materials, post-remediation clearance testing, and hazardous materials consulting to support code enforcement, housing rehabilitation, public health programs, and facility renovation projects. Recent solicitations show demand ranging from single-property CDBG-funded inspections to multi-unit testing and large-scale facility renovations incorporating lead abatement as a component of broader construction work.

Issuing bodies include cities (Ocala, St. Petersburg, Detroit, Lubbock, Dallas, Bridgeport), counties (Pasco, Palm Beach, Sacramento, Rockland, Fulton, DeKalb), state agencies (California Department of Water Resources, California Department of Veterans Affairs, North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality), school districts (Fulton County Schools, Laredo ISD), regional authorities (Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County), and special-purpose districts. The City of Lubbock Community Development Department emerges as a high-frequency buyer, having posted at least eleven lead-based paint inspection and risk assessment solicitations under CDBG funding between late April and late June 2026 for individual residential properties. Geographically, recent activity concentrates in Florida (Ocala, St. Petersburg, Palm Beach County, Pasco County), Texas (Lubbock, Dallas), Georgia (Fulton County Schools, DeKalb County), California (water resources and veterans affairs facilities), and select Northeastern states (Connecticut, New York). Representative opportunities include the City of Ocala RFQ 261194 for asbestos, mold, and lead-based paint testing services (RFQ with quotes due October 12, 2026; subsequently reposted October 15 with past-due date), St. Petersburg IFB 26-307 for lead safety equipment and materials including containment units and safety kits (as-needed supply contract through May 2027), Athens-Clarke County's task order contract PE62960 for asbestos and lead testing and controlled demolition services (proposals due October 20, 2026 with pricing on a per-project basis), and Sacramento County's HVAC replacement project at the B.T. Collins Youth Detention Facility (IFB 4724, sealed bids due October 22, 2026, engineer's estimate $2,017,787) incorporating lead spot abatement where required. Work solicited under this code demands state and Florida certifications for lead inspectors and risk assessors, compliance with EPA 40 CFR 745 and state environmental regulations, and documented experience typically of three to five years in hazardous materials testing and remediation.