NIGP 91240: Demolition Services

NIGP 91240 Demolition Services is an Item code under which state and local governments procure structural demolition, site clearing, debris removal, hazardous-materials abatement, and associated site restoration across residential, commercial, and industrial properties. The recent opportunity block shows sustained, nationwide activity across multiple jurisdictions and issuing-body types, spanning municipal governments, county transportation and property authorities, school districts, universities, and special-purpose districts such as land bank authorities and housing departments.

The issuing-body mix is diverse: cities (Midland, Rome, Fort Myers, New Haven, Moab, Fayetteville, Scranton, Waco, Little Rock, Savannah, Duluth, Union City, Gallup) represent the largest cohort, followed by county governments (Bexar, Fayette, Floyd, Nelson, Henry, Portage, Hillsborough), state transportation departments (Kentucky, Georgia, California Caltrans), public school systems (Atlanta Public Schools, Dougherty County Board of Education), universities (Tarleton State, Texas State, Georgia Southern), and specialized authorities (DeKalb Regional Land Bank, City of Fort Myers, Boulder County Housing). Kentucky Transportation Cabinet appears four times in the recent block, signaling repeat procurement activity. The geographic spread spans the South (Georgia, Florida, Texas, Arkansas, North Carolina), Midwest (Wisconsin, Michigan), Mid-Atlantic (Connecticut, Pennsylvania), and West (California, Utah, New Mexico), with notable concentration in Georgia (DeKalb Regional Land Bank, Atlanta Public Schools, Savannah, Duluth, Union City, Fayetteville) and Kentucky (Transportation Cabinet multi-parcel demolitions). Representative recent solicitations include the DeKalb Regional Land Bank Authority's RFQ for single-family residential demolition and site restoration at three Lithonia-area properties due July 28, 2026; the City of Fort Myers RFP for derelict vessel removal services on a continuing contract basis due August 18, 2026; the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet's multiple IFB demolition awards for federally funded FHWA right-of-way parcels in Fayette, Floyd, and Nelson Counties due July 23–28, 2026; and the City of New Haven ITB for emergency demolition of a mixed-use building at 306 Dixwell Avenue due July 15, 2026 with a 25% MBE/WBE utilization goal and local-preference provisions. The code captures straightforward single-property teardowns (Little Rock's series of residential demolitions, each due within days), multi-parcel programs (Kentucky FHWA demolitions with Davis-Bacon compliance), utility/infrastructure removal (City of Duluth pump house interior demolition), and complex site remediation (Caltrans eight-unit Stockton building demolition with friable asbestos, PCB, and hazardous-waste disposal; Fort Myers derelict-vessel removal with diver certification and emergency-mobilization requirements). Scope variety reflects the code's breadth: basic structure removal with foundation treatment; asbestos abatement and lead-paint removal; pollutant and hazardous-materials disposal; site grading, erosion control, and restoration; and equipment salvage under no-net-cost agreements.