NIGP 91890: Strategic Technology Planning and Consulting Services

NIGP 91890 Strategic Technology Planning and Consulting Services is an Item code encompassing state and local government procurement of strategic advisory work across federal advocacy, transportation planning, emergency management, public health informatics, economic development, and fiscal analysis. Recent solicitations show governments buying federal lobbying and legislative advocacy, specialized facility planning (emergency operations centers, parks and recreation master plans, urban forests), transportation modeling and planning updates, community engagement facilitation, emerging technology governance (AI roadmaps), and grant-funded program support. Issuing bodies span cities (Gallup, Dallas, Waco, Olathe, Fayetteville), counties (DeKalb, Henry, Bartow, Pinellas, Fairfax), regional transit agencies (Atlanta Beltline, Orange County Transportation Authority), state health and education departments (Oregon Health Authority, Washington Department of Commerce, Teacher Retirement System of Texas), and special-purpose districts (Sisters Park & Recreation). The code attracts a mix of local and state government procurement across the South, Pacific Northwest, and upper Midwest, with particular concentration in Georgia, New Mexico, Texas, Washington, and Oregon.

Representative recent opportunities reflect the breadth of strategic consulting work: the City of Gallup, New Mexico, is seeking a federal lobbying firm with minimum five years' federal advocacy experience and proven municipal appropriations success (RFP due August 6, 2026); the City of Dallas is selecting a Developer Agent for adaptive reuse of an emergency communications center (RFP due August 7, 2026); the Atlanta Beltline is procuring P3 and financial advisory support for a $3.5 billion transit program (RFP due August 21, 2026); Henry County, Georgia, is requesting an impact-fee study consultant with DBE participation opportunity (RFP due August 12, 2026); and DeKalb County School District is seeking community-based action planning facilitation services across school clusters (RFP due June 26, 2026). Contract values range from $50,000 to $500 million in underlying project scope; terms typically span one to three years with renewal options. Activity is steady and distributed across multiple issuing bodies and states, indicating persistent demand for specialized planning, advisory, and stakeholder-engagement capacity across state and local jurisdictions.