NIGP 92549: Highways; Streets; Airport Pay-Parking Lots - Engineering

NIGP 92549 Highways; Streets; Airport Pay-Parking Lots - Engineering, an Item code, encompasses the design, engineering, and inspection services that state and local governments procure to plan and execute roadway corridors, bridge structures, traffic systems, pavement rehabilitation, sidewalk networks, drainage infrastructure, and airport facilities. Recent solicitations show active procurement across municipal engineering design services, construction engineering and inspection (CEI), independent cost estimation, pavement condition assessments, and multimodal transportation planning—particularly for arterial roadway widening, grade separations, active transportation facilities, and stormwater/flood mitigation tied to federal grants and state capital improvement programs.

State departments, counties, cities, and special-purpose authorities all solicit under this code with comparable frequency. Recent repeat buyers include the Georgia Department of Transportation (GDOT), which has posted multiple RFQs for GEC services, ICE services, and CEI across alternative delivery projects; Collier County, Florida, with consecutive procurements for roadway and airport facility design; and regional MPOs and municipalities pursuing federally funded active transportation and safety planning work. Geographic activity spans Florida, Georgia, Colorado, Texas, Arizona, Utah, Wisconsin, California, and Oregon, with GDOT and Florida counties representing concentrated activity. Representative recent opportunities include the Town of Parker, Colorado's RFQ for qualifications to design and construct documents for Chambers Road northbound extension (one mile, including bridge crossing, due November 14, 2026); the Georgia Department of Transportation's RFQ for Independent Cost Estimator services for the I-285 East Express Lanes Project using Design-Build-Finance-Operate-Maintain delivery (due November 16, 2026); Boulder County Public Works' RFP for pavement condition inventory across 382 centerline miles of county roads under ASTM D6433 standards with PCI deliverables and GIS integration (due November 19, 2026); and the City of Lewisville, Texas's RFQ for a Comprehensive Safety Action Plan under the FHWA Safe Streets and Roads for All Planning Grant (due November 2, 2026).