NIGP 92033: Mapping Services, Digitized, Cartography (see 962-52 for Standard Mapping Services)

NIGP 92033 Mapping Services, Digitized, Cartography is an Item code under which state and local governments procure GIS mapping, surveying, and digital cartography services to support planning, design, construction, emergency response, and infrastructure management across multiple operational domains. Recent solicitations show purchasing officers buying digital terrain modeling, topographic and boundary surveys, aerial mapping and LiDAR data collection, 911 dispatch system integration, broadband availability mapping, water resources analysis visualization, and real-time traffic data APIs—work that blends traditional land surveying with modern geospatial data management and software integration.

The code draws activity from state transportation and water agencies, county departments (flood control, waste services, transportation), municipal planning and public safety offices, school districts, and special-purpose districts including water authorities and transit agencies. State higher-education systems also appear regularly. Geographic concentration centers on Texas (multiple RFQs from state university systems, Department of Public Safety, county flood control districts, and local municipalities), Florida (county transportation departments, public schools, emergency services integration), Georgia (city planning and zoning updates), Oregon, and Illinois. Representative recent opportunities include the Texas State University System's IDIQ RFQ for professional land surveying across multiple campuses (due July 14, 2026, $500,000 ceiling, three-year term with two one-year renewal options); Broward County Transportation Department's RFP for Bus Rapid Transit consulting spanning six corridors and 76 miles with up to three contract awards and $30 million estimated budget for planning, environmental analysis, design, and construction management through 2036; Union City, Georgia's RFP for GIS mapping and surveying services supporting operational and strategic initiatives (due July 1, 2026); Hillsborough County Public Schools' RFQ for surveyor and mapping services on a three-year continuing basis for projects under $7.5 million construction cost (due January 16, 2026); and Alameda County Water District's RFP for reservoir ground monitoring and on-call surveying services under unit pricing with a two-year base term and three optional one-year extensions (due April 24, 2026). Activity is steady and distributed across transportation infrastructure, water resource management, emergency response systems, real estate development, and municipal planning—a diversified portfolio supporting both capital projects and ongoing operational needs.