NIGP 91124: C.i.p., Endangered Species

NIGP 91124 Endangered Species is an Item code that covers environmental permitting, regulatory compliance, and remediation services supporting municipal infrastructure projects subject to endangered species protections and environmental review requirements. Recent solicitations under this code show state and local governments buying environmental assessments, wetlands delineation, stream restoration, biological permitting support, and environmental resource compliance tied to water systems, sewer infrastructure, and capital improvement projects. The issuing bodies include county public works departments, water authorities, and municipal governments purchasing these services as components of larger infrastructure initiatives—not typically as standalone environmental contracts, but embedded in project delivery where species protection and wetland regulation create mandatory scoping requirements.

Pasco County, Florida (Mar 2026) solicited as-needed environmental services through RSQ-FP-26-037 to support its Municipal Separate Storm Sewer System permit compliance, offering a 1,000-point evaluation across project understanding, team experience, and location benefits, with local preference available and services to be assigned through Task Orders over an initial three-year term. The Beaufort-Jasper Water and Sewer Authority in South Carolina (Feb 2026) issued IFB 2026IFB020 for the Alljoy Low Pressure Sewer Phase 1 project, requiring contractors to complete work by November 18, 2026, with a pre-bid conference on February 26, 2026, and good-faith effort requirements for Small and Minority Women-Owned Business participation. The City of Palm Bay, Florida (Apr 2026) posted RFP 30RFP-26 for four production wells at the North Regional Water Treatment Plant with bids due April 28, 2026, requiring licensed water well contractors and compliance with geophysical logging and bacteriological testing standards. Activity appears concentrated in Florida and South Carolina, with water and wastewater authorities driving most recent demand for endangered species permitting and environmental assessment support.