NIGP 91156: C.i.p., Site Evaluation Analysis

NIGP 91156 C.i.p., Site Evaluation Analysis is an Item code under which state and local governments procure technical assessments of infrastructure, facilities, and environmental conditions to inform planning, design, and compliance decisions. Recent solicitations show demand for environmental site evaluations, physical security assessments of critical infrastructure, seismic compliance evaluation, and hydrostatic relief system condition assessment at public facilities. Issuing bodies span county aviation departments, county emergency management and facilities agencies, regional water authorities, and city parks departments. The work typically combines field reconnaissance, data analysis, documentation of existing conditions, and prioritization of remedial or compliance actions, often with deliverables including site inventories, GIS mapping, and detailed written assessments that gate subsequent design or construction phases.

Broward County Aviation Department (Florida) posted an RFP on October 9, 2026 due October 30, 2026 for environmental planning and consulting services at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and North Perry Airport, seeking up to two consultants to perform NEPA documentation, permitting support, sustainability planning, noise compatibility program implementation, and FAA grant administration with an anticipated contract value exceeding $500,000. San Mateo County (California) issued RFP 2024-RFP-00106 on October 8, 2026 for a comprehensive security and infrastructure assessment of public safety radio system sites, requiring four years of similar experience and offering a one-year contract term with proposals due May 9, 2024. The Brazos River Authority (Texas) solicited preliminary engineering services for hydrostatic relief system assessment at Sterling C Robertson Dam with proposals due August 14, 2026, budgeting $2.5 million for the assessment phase within a $11.2 million total program. Recent activity concentrates in Florida, California, and Texas, with additional opportunities in Georgia and broader multistate jurisdictions pursuing infrastructure evaluation contracts.