NIGP 91225: Construction, Golf Course

NIGP 91225 Construction, Golf Course, an Item code, encompasses state and local procurement for golf course-specific infrastructure work, ranging from driving range improvements and cart path resurfacing to clubhouse renovations, bulkhead replacement, and comprehensive course restoration projects. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties directly contracting for netting and safety systems, cart infrastructure, course facilities, and turf field work at municipal golf operations, with a mix of design-build, design-bid-build, and operations management structures.

Issuing bodies include cities (Santa Cruz, Bartow, New Smyrna Beach, Albuquerque, Rome, DeBary, Cibolo, Owensboro, Sarasota, Daytona Beach, Tybee Island), counties (Indian River, Orange, Collier, Chatham, DeKalb, Santa Clara, Richmond, Lanier), and independent school districts (Citrus County). The City of Santa Cruz, City of Bartow, and multiple Florida municipalities appear as repeat or recent active purchasers. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Santa Cruz Public Works Department issuing an IFB for DeLaveaga Golf Course driving-range netting and perimeter fence replacement with an Aug. 20, 2026 due date (work includes LFS Sports & Industrial Netting #930 replacement, 1,170 linear feet of 4-foot chain-link fence, two 16-foot by 14-foot access gates, and 15 working days for completion); Park City Municipal Corporation requesting proposals for 3Kings Golf Netting design and installation along a water treatment plant perimeter (July 23, 2026 deadline, approximately 100 linear feet of 50-foot-height netting with three steel support poles); the City of New Smyrna Beach seeking sealed bids for golf cart path construction and resurfacing with 4-inch concrete at minimum 3,000 psi (August 4, 2026 deadline, approximately three months' duration with Sept. 8, 2026 start preference); and the City of Albuquerque's RFP for Ladera Municipal Golf Course clubhouse concessions and management (Feb. 21, 2026 deadline, five-year term with revenue-sharing requirements including minimum annual guarantee and percentage payments across food/beverage, merchandise, and cart operations). Recent activity spans Florida, California, Georgia, Utah, Texas, Kentucky, and New Mexico, with Florida and California jurisdictions showing the highest concentration of posted opportunities. The code remains moderately active with steady municipal demand for course maintenance infrastructure, facility upgrades, and operational concessions.