NIGP 91780: Rent, Exhibit Space Onsite

NIGP 91780 Rent, Exhibit Space Onsite is an Item code under which state and local governments solicit space rental and exhibition facilities for educational, training, and operational purposes. The scope of work captured under this code reflects institutional needs to access dedicated physical space — cleanrooms, laboratories, and teaching facilities — where curriculum development, workforce training, and hands-on technical instruction take place. Valencia College's recent procurement exemplifies the actual buying activity: the college sought subject matter expertise to review and validate curricula for semiconductor cleanroom operations and engineering technology training, with deliverables directly tied to the college's existing robotics, semiconductor, and cleanroom laboratory infrastructure. This signals that the code encompasses not just passive space rental but active engagement with specialized facilities where educational institutions develop and deliver workforce programs. Issuing bodies under this code include community colleges and public educational institutions pursuing grant-funded workforce development initiatives, particularly in high-demand technical fields.

Valencia College in Florida represents the recent activity visible in the source. The college issued a Quote Request (QR 2026-06) on April 13, 2026, with a response deadline of August 7, 2025, seeking curriculum review and subject matter expertise for three semiconductor and photonics education programs; the contract period runs September 1, 2025, through December 1, 2025, with potential extension by mutual agreement. Vendors must submit hourly pricing through the VendorLink portal and demonstrate a minimum of three years of experience in workforce education strategies and semiconductor or microelectronics education. The procurement is funded through the Florida Department of Education Workforce Development Capitalization Incentive Grant and involves an NSF Semiconductor Engines grant. Federal contract compliance requirements apply for awards exceeding $100,000. The source contains only one recent opportunity, indicating limited visibility into current statewide or multi-jurisdictional activity under this code during the period reviewed.