NIGP 91775: M&R, Other Infrastructure

NIGP 91775 M&R, Other Infrastructure, an Item code, covers repair, rehabilitation, and replacement work on municipal streets, water systems, drainage infrastructure, parking facilities, utility structures, and related capital assets — the concrete sidewalk and curb replacement, pothole filling, water main installation, stormwater system repairs, pavement overlays, and emergency infrastructure response that cities and counties contract out when existing systems fail or require modernization. State and local governments buying under this code span counties, cities, special-purpose districts including water authorities and transit agencies, and municipal utilities; Orange County and the City of Springfield, Georgia emerge as repeat buyers in recent solicitations. Work solicited ranges from indefinite-quantity term contracts for ongoing street and sidewalk repair (Orange County, Florida; City of Ocala, Florida) to single-project infrastructure installations (water transmission mains for Great Lakes Water Authority in Michigan; bore and trenching services for the City of Brownsville on behalf of Cameron County, Texas) to specialized maintenance contracts (generator servicing for White County, Georgia; water tower cleaning for the City of Ocala).

Geographic activity in recent months concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Texas, Michigan, and Connecticut, with Florida municipalities particularly active in pavement and drainage work. Representative recent opportunities include Orange County, Florida's Infrastructure Repair and Replacement Term Contract (IFB Y261022, due August 18, 2026) for sidewalk, curb, and drainage repairs with an estimated five-year value of $26.41 million and firm pricing for the first year; the City of Springfield, Georgia's Streets & Lanes Operations and Maintenance Services (RFQ 26-002, due August 14, 2026) as a qualifications-based selection for ongoing street repair and vegetation management with operations beginning November 1, 2026; the City of Brownsville's Bore and Trenching On-Call Services (IFB 21826EPWIFB, due June 16, 2026) supporting traffic signal and utility work across three years with optional renewals; and the Great Lakes Water Authority's 24-inch Water Transmission Main installation on Merriman Road in Garden City, Michigan (IFB REQ0007888, due June 5, 2026) with substantial completion milestones and liquidated damages provisions. Recent solicitations emphasize FDOT pre-qualification for Florida work, firm pricing structures or unit-rate bidding, performance and payment bonds, and in some cases M/WBE or B.I.D. diversity participation requirements.