NIGP 91238: Construction Services, Hazardous Waste (incl. Site Management)

NIGP 91238 Construction Services, Hazardous Waste (Incl. Site Management), an Item code, covers state and local procurement of environmental remediation and site restoration work grounded in hazardous materials abatement, emergency cleanup response, and related construction activities. The code encompasses asbestos and lead-based paint abatement, demolition of structures containing hazardous materials, stormwater and wastewater infrastructure rehabilitation, landfill and environmental site improvements, and professional emergency response and cleanup services tied to environmental contamination. Recent solicitations reflect both scheduled capital projects—such as water treatment plant improvements, sewer system retrofits, and septic-tank-to-sewer conversions—and as-needed environmental emergency response contracts that deploy vendors on standby for deployment when incidents occur. Issuing bodies span state environmental agencies, county environmental and waste management departments, municipal public works and utilities divisions, and special-purpose districts managing water, wastewater, and stormwater infrastructure. The School Board of Marion County, Florida and the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality represent repeat activity in hazardous waste packaging, pickup, and disposal services; Orange County, Florida appears multiple times across stormwater rehabilitation, septic retrofits, and pump station work.

Recent opportunities concentrate in Florida, California, and Georgia, with notable activity also in South Carolina, New Mexico, Texas, and Connecticut. Representative recent solicitations include the School Board of Marion County, Florida's ITB 4194MF for hazardous waste packaging, pickup, and disposal services (response due October 7, 2026); Orange County, Florida's ITB Y27-110 for stormwater pipe slip lining rehabilitation using resin-impregnated cured-in-place pipe across multiple county locations, estimated at $7.9125 million for year one and $39.5621 million over five years (response due October 20, 2026); the Mississippi Department of Environmental Quality's on-call emergency response and cleanup contract (response due October 12, 2026); and the Long Beach Public Utilities Department's bid for sewer lift station rehabilitation at three locations (response due September 1, 2026). Set-asides appear selectively—Connecticut's Waterford Utility Commission project mandates 25 percent small-business and minority-business participation on state-funded portions, and Georgia and California jurisdictions incorporate DBE or local-preference provisions where federal or state funding flows through. Contract values range widely, from sub-$100,000 municipal maintenance projects to multi-million-dollar infrastructure upgrades, and performance timelines span weeks for emergency response to 24+ months for complex facility rehabilitation or infrastructure expansion.