NIGP 91348: Construction, Special Foundation

NIGP 91348 Construction, Special Foundation is an Item code capturing concrete foundation repair, concrete driveway resurfacing, concrete sidewalk and curb installation, retaining wall replacement, and seismic or settlement-related foundation stabilization work that state and local governments solicit regularly. The code sees activity from municipalities, counties, special-purpose water and utility districts, and school districts across a broad geographic base, with recent solicitations ranging from small-scale repairs at municipal recreation facilities and fire stations to larger infrastructure projects involving MSW landfill cells, treatment plants, and multi-structure demolition and foundation work in historic districts.

Recent solicitations under this code span Georgia, Florida, South Carolina, Texas, Wisconsin, Oregon, California, and Connecticut. The City of Rome, Georgia posted a Fire Station Concrete Driveway Repair Contract in July 2026 (due August 11, 2026) seeking concrete resurfacing work; the City of Jackson, Michigan issued a sealed bid in July 2026 (due July 30, 2026) for foundation wall repair, concrete steps, and gutterwork at 626 N East Street totaling four lump-sum line items; Palm Beach County Engineering and Public Works posted an IFB in July 2026 (due August 18, 2026) for the Jupiter Plantation Ditch Pipe Replacement featuring 265 linear feet of auger cast-in-place piles and reinforced concrete endwall construction with a mandatory 10 percent SBE subcontracting participation goal; and Greenville County, South Carolina solicited bids for the Riverbend Equestrian Center Stormwater Improvements in July 2026 (due June 12, 2026—a closed opportunity at posting) encompassing bioretention cells, stormwater infrastructure, and concrete sidewalk work over 24.1 acres of disturbance. The City of Cumming, Georgia posted a sealed-bid solicitation in July 2026 (due August 11, 2026) for retaining wall replacement at the Cumming Recreation & Parks Department involving approximately 390 linear feet of new Versalok wall system, weighted 80 percent on pricing and 20 percent on bidder qualifications. Orange County, Florida issued multiple solicitations in the June–July 2026 window including emergency bridge replacements and sidewalk construction projects with estimated costs ranging from $1.27 million to $6.2 million, all requiring electronic submission via OpenGov and carrying performance bonds, prevailing wage compliance where applicable, and extended construction schedules of 210–240 days.