NIGP 92435: In-Service Training (for Employees)

NIGP 92435 Item, In-Service Training (For Employees), encompasses the design and delivery of instructor-led workshops, certification programs, and professional development across operational safety, specialized skills, workforce development, and organizational capacity building—grounded in state and local agencies' recent solicitations for performance art therapy instruction, process safety management training, occupational safety certification, and leadership development.

State departments, county governments, school districts, and specialized agencies drive activity under this code. The California Department of State Hospitals, California Department of Industrial Relations, California Department of General Services, Illinois State Board of Education, Utah Department of Transportation, and Los Angeles County Public Works appear as repeat buyers. Solicitations span in-person and virtual delivery formats, with emphasis on compliance-driven training (Cal/OSHA, HAZWOPER, bloodborne pathogens, process safety management standards), equipment operator certification (cranes, forklifts, aerial lifts), regulatory and investigative competency (special education complaint investigation, fire department promotional assessment), specialized workforce development (literacy coaching, early care and education assessment, transit industry operations), and organizational development (DEIB facilitation, health economist consultation, emergency management exercises). California dominates recent activity, followed by Illinois, Utah, Florida, Missouri, Massachusetts, Maryland, the District of Columbia, Texas, and Nevada. The California Department of State Hospitals posted IFB #26-20027-000 for performance art educator services with a proposal deadline of August 5, 2026, serving six psychiatric hospital locations; the California Department of Industrial Relations solicited API and ASME process safety management training under IFB S26DOSH001, due August 4, 2026, with an estimated contract value of $600,000; and the California Department of General Services issued IFB CR25-290240 for statewide health and safety training (asbestos awareness, AHERA, bloodborne pathogens, confined space, equipment operation) across four regions, due August 11, 2026, with a 3% DVBE participation requirement and 5% small business preference. The Illinois State Board of Education's Special Education Department posted an SBE set-aside IFB for staff development on special education complaint investigation (26-586SBE-CHFED-B-53245, $375,000 over three years, due August 10, 2026). The Utah Department of Transportation issued IFB UDOT270015MP for mobile crane operator, digger derrick, and rigging certification training across five years, due July 27, 2026, with pricing baseline at twelve students per county plus travel reimbursement. Los Angeles County Public Works posted three separate RFPs due July 27, 2026: respiratory protection training and fit testing (PWRMO225), lockout/blockout safety and energy control procedure writer training (PWRMO226), and low and high voltage electrical safety training (PWRMO227). Most opportunities emphasize trainer qualifications, compliance with subject-matter standards (Cal/OSHA, ASME, ANSI, NIST), insurance requirements (general liability typically $1 million per occurrence), and fixed hourly or per-course pricing structures with firm pricing terms.