NIGP 91062: Protection of Building from Weather or Vandalism

NIGP 91062 Protection Of Building From Weather Or Vandalism, an Item code, encompasses on-call and project-based services to safeguard and restore properties against environmental damage, structural deterioration, and security threats—including emergency water damage mitigation, masonry restoration and weatherproofing, pressure washing and surface preparation, painting, lightning protection system installation, and building code compliance inspection. State and local governments are soliciting under this code across counties, cities, school districts, and special-purpose institutions; issuing bodies range from county emergency management functions (Walworth County emergency mitigation, DeKalb County disaster recovery and sewage cleaning) to city maintenance and facilities departments (Indianapolis and Marion County property preservation, Columbus electrical services, Atlanta painting and pressure washing, Union City building plan review) to higher-education facilities management (University of Texas at Arlington masonry and waterproofing blanket order). Representative recent work includes Indianapolis and Marion County's property preservation services RFB (bids due November 5, 2026) with 15 percent MBE and 8 percent WBE participation mandated; Walworth County's emergency mitigation RFQu (qualifications due September 3, 2026) covering water damage, fire and smoke mitigation, mold remediation, and chemical contamination response across county facilities; and Texas Military Department's lightning protection system installation IFB at Camp Swift (bids due September 26, 2026, with mandatory pre-bid site visit).

Geographic activity spans the Southeast (Atlanta, Columbus, DeKalb County, Union City, Monroe County Florida, Rockland County New York), the Midwest (Indianapolis, Walworth County Wisconsin), the Pacific Northwest (Washington Department of Commerce Tier 2 compliance assistance project), and Texas (military installation work). Recurring patterns show indefinite-quantity and on-call contracting structures with 24/7 emergency response requirements, annual contract terms with multi-year renewal options, and substantial insurance and licensing demands. Several jurisdictions—DeKalb County, Atlanta, and Walworth County—have posted multiple active solicitations under related weather protection and disaster mitigation work within the past 120 days, signaling sustained demand for pre-qualified vendor pools and responsive maintenance capacity.