NIGP 92476: Student Activities Services

NIGP 92476 Student Activities Services, an Item code, encompasses out-of-school time enrichment programming, fine arts instruction, youth and family activities, and specialized educational services that school districts and municipal governments procure to expand student learning beyond the traditional classroom. State and local buyers under this code include independent school districts, city recreation and youth services departments, and regional education partnerships seeking to deliver academic enrichment (STEM, literacy, foreign language), arts and performance programming (visual arts, music, dance, theater), sports and fitness activities, and career-readiness initiatives to students from pre-K through high school. Recent solicitations reflect a shift toward comprehensive, vendor-managed enrichment portfolios delivered across multiple campuses simultaneously, with districts emphasizing curriculum quality, instructor qualifications, measurable student outcomes, parent engagement, and revenue-sharing or cost-recovery mechanisms to offset operational expense.

School districts dominate recent activity under the code, with multiple Texas independent school districts—Fort Bend ISD, Austin ISD, and Cypress-Fairbanks ISD—posting standing-vendor and program-specific RFPs that require all enrichment vendors to receive a district award before service delivery. Fort Bend ISD's RFP 27008LB (due November 10, 2026) seeks out-of-school time and academic enrichment for Pre-K through 8th grade across 30 campuses, with programming organized by service area (Academic Readiness, Arts, Computer Science, STEM, Foreign Language, Dance, Music, Sports & Fitness, Culinary) delivered weekly for ten weeks during fall and spring semesters, requiring vendors to maintain a minimum 30 percent revenue share to the district and provide scholarships; Austin ISD's RFP 27RFP021 (closed August 4, 2026) establishes a five-year standing vendor list through June 2031 for fine arts instruction and performances; and Dysart Unified School District in Arizona solicited community enrichment programs tied to career and technical education, Advanced Placement, and gifted programs (due July 30, 2026). Outside Texas, the City of St. Petersburg issued RFP 25315 for Canvas to Career visual arts programming for high school students in Pinellas County, Florida (approximately $50,000 annually, due October 23, 2025), and Tacoma Public Schools posted an RFI (due June 25, 2026) seeking nonprofit and community-based organization partners for out-of-school-time programming. Activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, Arizona, Georgia, and Washington, with the bulk of current opportunities appearing in Texas school districts.