NIGP 91323: Construction, Defense and Military Structure

NIGP 91323 Construction, Defense And Military Structure is an Item code encompassing the full replacement, renovation, and upgrade of bridges, military facilities, correctional infrastructure, and other public-safety structures. State and local governments procure under this code when executing substantial civil works involving demolition, new construction, and system replacement at fixed sites—work that typically spans months to over a year and involves sealed competitive bidding (IFB, ITB), design-build arrangements, and construction-management-at-risk (CMaR) delivery models. Orange County, Florida has emerged as an active buyer, posting two emergency bridge-replacement bids totaling approximately $13.2 million (Wallington Drive Bridge and Egret Way Bridge replacements, and Corrections Bureau Reception Center security-control and door-lock upgrades) within a compressed four-week window in June 2026. Florida counties and municipalities dominate recent activity, with additional procurement from Marion County (fire-station design-build CMaR), the City of Orlando (lift-station replacements valued at $6.5 million), and the City of Palm Bay (production-well construction). Outside Florida, the Oregon Military Department has posted multiple facility ITBs, Georgia counties (DeKalb and Marion) are procuring school and civic infrastructure, Santa Clara County, California is handling bridge and roadway projects, and Texas entities (Cibolo, Texas Facilities Commission) are managing utility and plant-improvement work.

Recent solicitations show the breadth of work under this code: Orange County's June 2026 sealed-bid emergency bridge replacements (IFB Y26-742, response deadline July 7, 2026, estimated cost $6.2 million) and corrections-facility security upgrades (ITB Y26-750, response deadline July 21, 2026, estimated cost $7 million) required electronic submission through OpenGov; Marion County's CMaR RFQ for four new fire stations (RFQ 26Q-105, response deadline August 5, 2026) emphasizes design-build and value engineering; the Georgia World Congress Center Authority's Olympic Cauldron installation RFP (response deadline July 13, 2026) and the City of Orlando's lift-station-improvement IFB (response deadline April 30, 2026, approximately $6.5 million) represent the diversity of civic infrastructure. The code is active across Florida (Orange, Marion, Pasco, Brevard counties; Orlando, Palm Bay, DeBary), California (Santa Clara County), Georgia (DeKalb, Marion counties; Atlanta-area authorities), Oregon (Military Department), and Texas (Cibolo, Austin TFC), with procurement intensity concentrated in the Southeast and Pacific Northwest through mid-2026.