NIGP 91722: Contracted Services, Proof/Edit/Illustrate

NIGP 91722 Contracted Services, Proof/Edit/Illustrate is an Item code under which state and local governments procure specialized review, evaluation, and curriculum-development services for educational content and instructional materials. Recent solicitations show issuing bodies requesting subject-matter expertise to assess and provide feedback on educational programs, review open educational resources and third-party instructional materials for quality and alignment with state standards, and develop curriculum frameworks tied to workforce development and STEM fields. The work involves content evaluation, assessment of learning modules, review of pedagogical approaches, and recommendations for industry certifications and resources. Issuing bodies under this code include community colleges (Valencia College in Florida), state education agencies (Texas Education Agency), and special-purpose education districts (Texas Education Service Center Region 4). These procurements are typically framed as quote requests, RFPs, or ITBs rather than construction or facility work.

Valencia College issued Quote Request QR202606 on October 19, 2026, seeking subject-matter expertise for curriculum development in semiconductor cleanroom operations, laser and photonics certificates, and an Associate of Science degree in Semiconductor Engineering Technology, with quotes due August 7, 2025, at 2:00 PM through the VendorLink portal; the contract period runs September 1 through December 1, 2025, with federal contract provisions applying for awards exceeding $100,000. The Texas Education Agency posted Solicitation 70126024 on August 17, 2026, through the Bonfire platform seeking proposals for open education resources and third-party instructional materials content review, with proposals due September 17, 2026; the procurement is administered through Texas Education Service Center Region 4 and may include set-asides for disadvantaged business enterprises or small businesses under Texas procurement regulations. Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Texas, with opportunities tied to workforce development grants and state education standards alignment.