NIGP 91065: Remodeling and Alterations

NIGP 91065 Remodeling and Alterations, Item, encompasses single-family residential and commercial interior and exterior rehabilitation work, from minor home repairs funded by community development grants to full facility renovations and design-build campus projects, with activity concentrated in Texas, Florida, and Utah across municipal community development programs, county housing authorities, school districts, transit authorities, and state facility management.

State and local buyers under this code are pursuing small CDBG-funded single-family home repairs (City of Lubbock Community Development issued at least ten competitive bids between early July and mid-August 2026 for minor residential rehab under ITBs with response dates ranging from July 13 to August 3), larger county residential rehabilitation programs serving owner-occupied units (Escambia County issued multiple ITQs for roof replacement, interior finishes, and mechanical systems at individual properties with budgets reaching and exceeding $25,000 and response dates from mid-July through late July), and institutional and commercial renovation work at the state and local level—including bathroom remodels at school district facilities (Salt Lake City School District's ITB for Transportation Department men's restroom, July 16 pre-bid, July 27 bid due), library expansions (Clayton County Georgia ITB #26-97 for Riverdale Library addition, July 30 due), police campus alterations (City of St. George RFP 26-294, June 23 mandatory pre-bid, July 2 due), and transit facility systems upgrades (City of Appleton Valley Transit Facility Phase 2 renovation, June 29 pre-bid, July 16 IFB due). Work scopes span selective demolition, wall relocation, mechanical system replacement, roofing, exterior finishes, and interior fit-out with prevailing wage compliance required on public-sector projects. Escambia County and the City of Lubbock emerge as repeat buyers. Texas Department of Public Safety issued multiple RFPs for office, warehouse, and facility renovations (Fleet Warehouse Restroom, Grant Road Office Building, Amarillo roof replacement, Childress roof replacement, DPS HQ generator replacement, June–July 2026 response dates). Geographic concentration is evident in Texas, Florida (particularly Escambia County), and Utah, with secondary activity in Kansas, Oregon, Georgia, Wisconsin, Mississippi, California, and New York. Cooperative contracting structures appear in university job-order contracting vehicles (University of Texas at Tyler RFP 750-25/26-012 for two-year JOC with $1 million maximum value, August 5 due) and on-call arrangements (County of Orange RFP-017-2841304-JC for rapid-build emergency structures, five-year term, July 22 due; City of Atlanta pre-advertisement for on-call contractor services at Hartsfield-Jackson, July 30 due). Bonding, prevailing wage compliance, and commercial general liability insurance in the $1 million to $3 million range are standard across all recent solicitations.