NIGP 91854: Furnishings Consulting

NIGP 91854 Furnishings Consulting, an Item code, covers architectural and engineering assessment, master planning, and consulting services for facility renovation and improvement—work that state and local governments are actively buying to evaluate and upgrade employee-occupied buildings, utility infrastructure, and departmental facilities. Recent solicitations show a mix of facility-condition assessment, space planning, feasibility study preparation, and implementation-recommendation development, with issuing bodies including city governments (Dallas, Columbus, College Park), regional transportation authorities (Columbus-Phenix City Transportation Study), and university systems (Texas A&M University System Office of Facilities Planning & Construction). Dallas Water Utilities and the Columbus Consolidated Government appear as repeat procurement sources in the recent record.

Activity under this code concentrates in Georgia and Texas. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Dallas soliciting architectural and engineering services for assessment, master planning, and renovation evaluation of Dallas Water Utilities employee-occupied buildings and Department of Sanitation Services facilities (RFP CIZDWU26203204E, due July 10, 2026); the Columbus Consolidated Government seeking a consultant team for the Edgewood Road Corridor feasibility study including traffic analysis, safety assessment, and design recommendations (RFP No. 26-0034, due May 29, 2026); Columbus Consolidated Government soliciting consultant services for a comprehensive Master Study of Trails and Sidewalks throughout the city (RFP 26-0005, due May 22, 2026); and the Texas A&M University System conducting a Request for Qualifications to select an Architect/Engineer firm for the design of the Poultry Sciences Center in College Station (RFQ TAMUSRFQ023461, due March 31, 2026). Georgia Department of Transportation prequalification in Area Class 1.02 (Urban Area and Regional Transportation Planning) is mandatory for the Columbus procurements; evaluation on these opportunities is qualification-based with pricing excluded from selection.