NIGP 92519: Concrete Engineering

NIGP 92519 Concrete Engineering is an Item code describing professional design, engineering analysis, and construction services for concrete infrastructure projects that state and local governments solicit from consulting and contracting firms. Recent activity shows municipalities, counties, and regional authorities purchasing bridge approach rehabilitation, concrete street and sidewalk design and reconstruction, parking garage construction, drainage system design, and lift station hardening—work spanning preliminary engineering reports through construction administration. The issuing-body mix includes cities (Parker Colorado, Sanford Florida, Fort Myers Florida, Owensboro Kentucky, Bend Oregon, Bradenton Florida, Madison Wisconsin, Orlando Florida, Stonecrest Georgia, Rome Georgia), counties (Hillsborough Florida, Chatham Georgia, Collier Florida, Beaufort South Carolina, Lowndes Georgia, Pasco Florida, Pinellas Florida), special-purpose districts (Kissimmee Utility Authority, West Basin Municipal Water District, Canaveral Port Authority), a state department (Georgia Department of Transportation), a university system (Texas A&M, Sam Houston State University), and an independent school district (Hutto ISD). No single buyer dominates the code; opportunities cluster around transportation infrastructure (roadway and bridge work), water and wastewater systems, municipal facilities, and airport development funded through a mix of general revenue, capital improvement programs, federal grants (FAA, FEMA HMGP, HUD CDBG-DR), and state appropriations.

Activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Colorado, and Texas, with secondary postings from South Carolina, Kentucky, Wisconsin, New Mexico, and Oregon. Representative recent opportunities include the Town of Parker Colorado RFQ for Chambers Road bridge and roadway design (SOQs due November 14, 2026, qualifications-based selection); the City of Sanford Florida IFB for concrete services and raw materials including curbs, gutters, driveways, and sidewalks (bids due January 29, 2026, lowest-responsible-bidder award); the City of Fort Myers RSQ for closed drainage system design replacing Carrell Canal with embedded local-vendor and MBE preferences (due October 28, 2026, consultant selection under Florida Statutes Section 287.055); the Collier County RPS for Lake Park stormwater improvements and flow-way restoration design (due November 10, 2026, evaluation on personnel ability, past performance, approach, and workload); the Georgia Department of Transportation RFQ for ICE services supporting I-285 East Express Lanes alternative delivery (due November 16, 2026, two-phase evaluation favoring project-manager qualifications and technical approach); and Boulder County Parks & Open Space IFB for concrete bridge approaches at Niwot Loop Trailhead (due October 8, 2026, lump-sum payment on project completion). Set-asides and preferences appear regularly—DBE participation goals, MBE compliance scoring, local-vendor preferences, and SBE certifications surface in Florida and Georgia procurements. Pricing and schedule fidelity, insurance compliance (professional liability floors of $1 million to $2 million per occurrence common), prequalification in multiple engineering disciplines, and federal compliance on grant-funded work (E-Verify, Davis-Bacon, BABA, debarment) are consistent qualification gates across jurisdictions.