NIGP 91260: Maintenance and Repair, Street Lighting

NIGP 91260 Maintenance And Repair, Street Lighting is an Item code under which state and local governments procure preventive and responsive maintenance of streetlight infrastructure, including fixture replacement, pole repair and installation, LED retrofitting, emergency repairs, routine inspection, and full system management across municipal jurisdictions. The work encompasses labor, materials, equipment, and 24/7 emergency response capabilities, with contracts typically structured around detailed labor rate schedules, equipment costs, and materials pricing applied to service calls and scheduled maintenance activities. Cities, counties, and special-purpose districts issue the bulk of solicitations under this code, with utilities and transportation authorities occasionally participating. Cities of Phoenix, Lewisville, and St. Petersburg; Escambia County and Sarasota County in Florida; and the City of Alpharetta in Georgia represent recent active buyers. Contracts typically span three to five years with optional renewal periods and emphasize compliance with MUTCD standards, National Electrical Code provisions, and FDOT or state-specific lighting specifications.

Recent opportunities reflect diverse geographic spread across the Southeast, Southwest, and Mid-Atlantic regions, with particularly strong activity in Florida and Georgia. The City of Phoenix issued a competitive sealed RFP for streetlight maintenance services commencing December 1, 2026, covering five years with two optional one-year extensions and encompassing comprehensive maintenance across the municipal jurisdiction (due June 30, 2026). Escambia County issued an ITB for preventive and responsive maintenance of approximately 390 streetlights on Bob Sikes Bridge and 18 navigation lights, with bi-monthly and monthly inspections and 24-hour emergency service availability, requiring responses by May 27, 2026. The City of Lewisville, Texas issued a competitive sealed bid for annual street light repairs due August 10, 2026. Sarasota County issued an IFB for street lighting and signal maintenance over three years, with 24-hour standard response and 30-minute emergency response requirements, due May 14, 2026. The City of St. Petersburg issued an RFQ for streetlight maintenance and repair services on an IDIQ basis with three-year initial term and optional two-year renewal, due May 7, 2026. Activity spans Florida, Texas, Arizona, and Georgia, with frequency indicating sustained municipal investment in streetlight asset management as aging infrastructure reaches end-of-life and LED retrofit initiatives accelerate.