NIGP 91345: Construction, Sewer and Storm Drain

NIGP 91345 Construction, Sewer and Storm Drain (Item) encompasses removal, installation, rehabilitation, and replacement of gravity sewer mains, sanitary sewers, storm drains, and related infrastructure — including pipe laying, manhole construction and repair, cured-in-place pipe lining, force mains, lift stations, and associated site work — that state and local governments are actively soliciting across dozens of recent opportunities in the Southeast, Midwest, and West. State and local issuing bodies include county departments, city public works and utilities divisions, water and sewer authorities, special districts, and county boards of commissioners. Greenville County, South Carolina; the City of Monroe, Georgia; Gwinnett County, Georgia; and Seminole County, Florida are repeat buyers visible in recent postings. Work ranges from modest single-project repairs — a 302 linear-foot sanitary sewer replacement in Pacifica, California or a 40 linear-foot sewer casing installation in Warner Robins, Georgia — to substantial infrastructure programs such as the City of Monroe's 2025 CDBG-funded sanitary sewer and storm drain improvements spanning 2,585 linear feet of pipe bursting, 11 manhole rehabilitations, and asphalt resurfacing, and Seminole County's multi-location gravity sewer project encompassing one mile of 15-inch PVC mains, 11 new manholes, and comprehensive restoration across Talbot Road, Kewannee Trail, and Hollyridge Road.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia (Monroe, Tennille, Hoschton, Carrollton, Berkeley Lake, Union City, Chamblee, Warner Robins, Stockbridge), South Carolina (Greenville County), Mississippi (Ludowici, Brandon, Hattiesburg, Flowood, Ruleville, Terry, Leakesville), Florida (Leesburg, Flagler County, Collier County, Seminole County), and Texas (Waco, Roseburg area). Representative opportunities include Greenville County's Merrifield Park Drainage Improvement Project (IFB 27000, storm drainage system upgrade with 2,380 linear feet of pipe ranging 18–36 inches, 24 catch basins, July 24, 2026 response deadline); City of Monroe's 2025 CDBG Sanitary Sewer System & Storm Drain Improvements (IFB, 2,585 linear feet of 8-inch HDPE pipe bursting and 2,188 linear feet of 18-inch RCP storm drain with 11 manhole rehabilitations, August 14, 2026 deadline); and the Fort Valley Utility Commission's approximately 4,000 linear-foot effluent pipe construction with railroad jack & bore (RFP, July 3, 2026 deadline, now closed). CDBG and GEFA grant programs fund a significant subset; Section 3 and Build America, Buy America compliance apply to federally funded projects. Most opportunities are IFB or ITB notice types with response windows of 30–60 days and bid security of 5 percent required; performance and payment bonds at 100 percent are standard. Prevailing wage, E-Verify employee verification, and insurance minimums (typically $1 million per occurrence general liability) appear in the majority of solicitations.