NIGP 91152: C.i.p., Project Management/Administration Surveys

NIGP 91152 CIP, Project Management/Administration Surveys (Item) covers comprehensive planning, data collection, assessment, and management system implementation for municipal infrastructure and public facilities, ranging from pavement and utility network analysis to hazard mitigation planning and forest restoration programs. State and local governments use this code to procure engineering surveys, condition assessments, GIS-based asset management platforms, multi-jurisdictional planning coordination, and technical consulting services that inform capital improvement decision-making and long-term facility stewardship. Solicitations under the code draw from counties, municipalities, special-purpose districts, and regional authorities—including water and wastewater systems, public works departments, emergency management offices, and parks and recreation divisions—each seeking specialized expertise to baseline existing infrastructure conditions, develop data-driven maintenance and improvement programs, and meet regulatory compliance requirements.

Recent activity spans Georgia, Florida, Michigan, Arizona, and South Carolina. The City of Sandersville (Georgia) posted an RFP on June 12, 2026, due August 25, 2026, for a comprehensive pavement management project encompassing mobile LiDAR data collection, Pavement Condition Index development, and three-year software-as-a-service support across 64 centerline miles of streets. Clayton County, Georgia issued RFP #26-53 in April 2026 (due May 14) for a multi-jurisdictional hazard mitigation plan update serving up to seven local jurisdictions in compliance with FEMA requirements. The City of Detroit's Office of Contracting and Procurement solicited forest management and restoration plan services for five parks in April 2026 (due May 22) as part of a USDA Forest Service Inflation Reduction Act grant. The Jacksonville Transportation Authority (Florida) sought proposals for a Project Management Information System software platform to support approximately 75 users and over 300 active projects. Additional opportunities include the City of Palm Bay's RFP for production well design and construction, the City of Dunwoody's engineering design RFP for a multi-modal connector path, and the Beaufort-Jasper Water and Sewer Authority's invitation for bids on low-pressure sewer infrastructure planning and installation. Evaluation frameworks across these solicitations emphasize relevant experience (commonly five years minimum on comparable projects), organizational capacity and team qualifications, technical approach and methodology, past performance references, and cost. Professional liability insurance requirements ($1,000,000 per occurrence or claim is standard), compliance with prevailing wage and federal nondiscrimination standards, and security and data management protocols feature prominently in award criteria.