NIGP 91112: C.i.p., Building Studies

NIGP 91112 C.I.P., Building Studies, Item code describes planning, feasibility analysis, and preliminary design services for capital improvement projects, though recent state and local opportunities show the code used for comprehensive building commissioning, renovation and rehabilitation assessments, and code development services that inform capital planning. State and local governments soliciting under this code include the Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission on behalf of university systems and technical colleges, county water authorities, county and municipal governments, and specialized infrastructure authorities. The work ranges from building commissioning across multiple construction phases (HVAC, electrical, and MEP systems verification) to detailed renovation project management at risk services covering structural assessment, systems remediation, ADA upgrades, and historic preservation; to municipal code revision and restructuring services supporting zoning and land-use planning.

Recent opportunities cluster heavily in Georgia and Florida. The Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission issued two prominent solicitations in 2026: an RFQ for construction management at risk services on the One Arsenal Place Renovation at Columbus State University (due August 10, 2026, $13.5 million stated cost limitation) and an RFQ for building commissioning services on the Trade-Industrial Building Renovation at Central Georgia Technical College (due April 22, 2026, $14 million preliminary stated cost). The City of McDonough, Georgia solicited code revision services for municipal ordinance chapters through RFP MCD-CED-RFP-FY26-002 (due June 19, 2026). The City of Palm Bay, Florida issued RFP 30-RFP-26 for design and construction of four production wells at the North Regional Water Treatment Plant (due April 28, 2026). The Beaufort-Jasper Water and Sewer Authority in South Carolina posted IFB 2026IFB020 for the Alljoy Low Pressure Sewer Phase 1 project (due March 24, 2026, incorporating SCRIA Grant funding). Current activity supports pursuit; multi-million-dollar renovation and commissioning projects in Georgia's higher-education sector show sustained capital planning and execution demand.