NIGP 92032: Intelligent Transportation System Software (to Include Design, Development, and Maintenance Services)

NIGP 92032 Intelligent Transportation System Software (To Include Design, Development, And Maintenance Services), an Item code, encompasses vehicle and pedestrian detection systems, traffic data collection platforms, dispatch network infrastructure, and related ITS software and hardware deployment and maintenance across signalized intersections, transit operations, and roadway safety initiatives. State and local governments procure this code through county public works departments, transit authorities, city departments of transportation, regional commissions, and independent school districts; the recent activity shows Brevard County Public Works as a repeat buyer, having posted three sole-source procurements within a single month for detection equipment from multiple vendors. The work being solicited includes vehicle detection system integration and replacement for existing traffic signal infrastructure (Brevard County seeking Derq USA, ITS Plus, and Control Technologies equipment); comprehensive traffic signal improvements with pedestrian safety components and ADA-compliant infrastructure (City of Hayward), dispatch and positive train control network redesign and enterprise migration (South Florida Regional Transportation Authority); student transportation software and fleet management platforms (Dallas Independent School District and Austin Independent School District); real-time traffic speed data APIs (Texas A&M University System); computer-aided dispatch and automatic vehicle location systems for transit agencies (City of Manitowoc); and dockless mobility monitoring and compliance platforms (City of Dallas).

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Texas, and Georgia, with standout volume from the Dallas area, the Tampa Bay region, and South Florida. Representative recent opportunities include Brevard County's sole-source procurements for vehicle detection equipment (Derq USA Inc., ITS Plus Inc., and Control Technologies FLIR systems) with August 2026 response dates; City of Hayward's RFP 26-055 for Systemic Traffic Signals Improvements design and engineering services, due October 16, 2026, covering pedestrian countdown signals, APS equipment, and intersection lighting at 27 signalized intersections; South Florida Regional Transportation Authority's RFP 26-011 for dispatch network redesign and enterprise infrastructure assessment spanning six data centers and forty-nine wayside locations, due November 3, 2026; Dallas Independent School District's RFI for student transportation systems, due October 12, 2026; City of Dallas's solicitation for a Shared Dockless Mobility Data and Compliance Platform, due October 30, 2026; and City of Manitowoc's RFP QE-26-3 for a turnkey CAD/AVL system with hardware, software, and professional services for eleven revenue vehicles, due June 19, 2026, with contract go-live required by November 30, 2026. Sole-source procurement authority and market-research RFI notice types indicate mixed competitive and non-competitive activity; significant federal funding through FTA Section 5310, HSIP, and SS4A grants shapes compliance requirements and cost-sharing obligations for selected opportunities.