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

NIGP 91238 Construction Services, Hazardous Waste (Incl. Site Management), an Item code, encompasses asbestos abatement, environmental remediation, landfill construction and closure, hazardous waste removal and disposal, and site demolition with environmental compliance—the scope of environmental and waste-related construction work that state and local governments actually buy today. Cities, counties, school districts, and special-purpose authorities issue most solicitations under this code, with recent activity concentrated in Georgia and Florida, supported by project-specific RFPs, RFQs, ITBs, and design-build competitions.

Recent state and local opportunities show active procurement across multiple project types and issuing bodies. The Dougherty County Board of Education in Georgia issued IFB 27-FAC-001 for asbestos abatement at the Sylvandale Complex, with bids due August 11, 2026, requiring a Georgia-licensed asbestos removal firm and a mandatory pre-bid meeting. Marion County, Florida solicited hazardous waste collection, laboratory packaging, transportation, and disposal services under ITB 26B-101, with bids due July 16, 2026, requiring EPA licensing and DEP registration with a three-year contract term and optional two-year renewals. The Dalton-Whitfield Solid Waste Authority in Georgia issued an ITB for landfill gas collection and control system expansion at its Old Dixie Highway MSW Landfill, with bids due May 21, 2026, requiring five years of comparable landfill gas system experience. Orange County, Florida issued sealed bids for Orange County Landfill Class I Cell 9-12 Phase 2 Closure (Y26-725) with an estimated cost of $44.1 million for Part A and $1.5 million for Part B, requiring three prior landfill closure projects of 30 acres or more within the past decade, with a Service Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise preference applying. Brevard County in Florida solicited Cell 3 Class I Landfill Base Construction at the South Landfill Central Disposal Facility, requiring completion of at least three prior Class I landfill expansion projects of 30 acres minimum each. Smaller municipalities also procurement under this code: the City of Rome, Georgia solicited a new fleet fueling system, and the Rome Floyd County Development Authority sought demolition proposals for the Battey Business Park Campus with hazardous waste removal. The issuing-body mix spans state solid waste authorities, county environmental departments, city engineering divisions, and school district facilities operations, with Georgia and Florida dominating recent activity by volume and dollar value, followed by Texas and California.