NIGP 91235: Construction, Tennis/Sports Court

NIGP 91235 Construction, Tennis/Sports Court is an Item code covering the design, construction, resurfacing, and renovation of tennis courts, pickleball courts, multi-sport hard courts, and related recreational court facilities at public parks, schools, and community centers. State and local governments use this code to procure complete court rehabilitation—including surface preparation, asphalt or acrylic overlay, striping, netting, fencing, lighting, and site improvements—as well as single-component work such as restriping to convert tennis courts to pickleball overlay, crack repair, and accessory installation. Recent solicitations show mixed issuing-body types: cities and counties dominate (Palo Alto, San Mateo County, Hillsborough County, Orange Beach, Orange County Florida, West Valley City, Clackamas County, Tybee Island, Forsyth County Georgia, DeKalb County Georgia, and Tucker Georgia), school districts actively bid court work (Granite School District Utah, Elk Rapids Schools Michigan, Marysville Public Schools Michigan, Cirrus Academy Charter School), and regional park authorities and recreation departments participate at scale (Hillsborough County Parks and Recreation Florida for a $12.65 million synthetic-turf complex with eight fields, Louisville Parks and Recreation, Chatham County Georgia for turf field work). Georgia jurisdictions—particularly Forsyth County, Pierce County, and DeKalb County—appear frequently as repeat buyers of court reconstruction and resurfacing services.

The geographic spread spans coast to coast with notable concentration in the Southeast (Georgia, Florida) and West (California, Utah, Oregon); activity also appears in the Midwest (Michigan) and Mid-Atlantic (Pennsylvania). Representative recent solicitations include the City of Palo Alto's IFB 197312A for tennis court resurfacing at Hopkins and Hoover (due July 29, 2026), requiring a California-licensed Class A contractor, prevailing-wage compliance, and exclusive use of California Products Corporation Plexipave System; the County of San Mateo RFQ 2026RFQ00537 for restriping and pickleball-court overlay conversion at Flood Park (quotations due June 5, 2026, but posted July 16, indicating a compressed timeline); Hillsborough County Parks and Recreation IFB 16-IFB-26-00279 for Phase 2 of Southshore Sports Complex in Apollo Beach (base bid $12.65 million, alternates $2.77 million, due August 11, 2026) with an 8 percent SBE participation goal; and West Valley City RFP for Centennial Park hard-court improvements (due August 12, 2026) offering local-vendor and veteran-business preferences. Many procurements require bid bonds of 5–10 percent, 100 percent performance and payment bonds, prevailing-wage compliance in union or public-works jurisdictions, and liquidated damages ranging from $250 to $2,710 per calendar day. Court-construction activity remains steady across state and local systems; the code shows particular value for capital parks-and-recreation budgets in municipal and county settings.