NIGP 91347: Construction, Sidewalk and Driveway (Includes Pedestrian and Handicap Ramps)

NIGP 91347 Construction, Sidewalk and Driveway (Includes Pedestrian and Handicap Ramps), Item, encompasses concrete flatwork, sidewalk installation, curb and gutter work, ADA-compliant ramp construction, and associated site improvements that state and local governments solicit actively across the country. Recent opportunities show cities, counties, school districts, and transit authorities purchasing these services as standalone projects and as components of larger streetscape, roadway, and park improvement programs, with contracts ranging from $140,000 for targeted repairs to $17.3 million for integrated transportation infrastructure.

Sidewalk and driveway work under this code spans new construction, replacement of deteriorated surfaces, ADA compliance upgrades, and utility-related pavement restoration. The City of Midland, Texas issued an RFQ for Utility Extension Program 07 (due August 6, 2026) requiring asphalt and concrete pavement repairs tied to water and wastewater main installation under a master contract vehicle with unit pricing up to $2 million per term. The City of Dunwoody, Georgia solicited bids for citywide ADA handicap ramp replacement (due August 3, 2026), specifying removal and disposal of damaged surfaces with concrete forming and finishing. The City of Bradenton, Florida requested bids for Love Park construction (due August 13, 2026), a 0.76-acre park requiring concrete hardscape, sidewalk installation with ADA compliance, and specialized finishes. Orange County, Florida posted an indefinite-quantity term contract for Infrastructure Repair and Replacement (due August 18, 2026) covering removal and replacement of sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and driveway approaches with a five-year estimated cost of $26.41 million. Issuing bodies span state departments (Washington State Parks, Arizona Department of Transportation), counties (Orange County and Okaloosa County, Florida; Dorchester County and Greenville County, South Carolina; Salt Lake County, Utah), cities (Midland, Dunwoody, Bradenton, Destin, Gainesville, San Antonio, Waco), school districts (Granite School District, Utah; Prescott Elementary, Oregon), and transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, California). Activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Utah, and the Carolinas, with distributed opportunities in Arizona, California, Washington, Arkansas, Colorado, and New Mexico. Geographic spread reflects both urban corridor investment and countywide infrastructure maintenance cycles.