NIGP 92555: Inspecting, General/Engineering

NIGP 92555 Inspecting, General/Engineering is an Item code covering professional engineering services for inspection, assessment, and quality assurance across infrastructure, construction, and facilities projects. State and local governments procure under this code to secure third-party oversight of construction quality, materials compliance, structural integrity, and regulatory adherence across transportation, water systems, buildings, and specialized facilities. Recent solicitations reflect a steady mix of construction engineering and inspection (CEI) services, facilities condition assessments, specialized structural evaluations, and inspection management contracts across multiple infrastructure types and geographies.

Issuing bodies soliciting under the code span state departments of transportation (Georgia, Florida), county governments (Sacramento, Collier, Escambia, Hillsborough, Pinellas, DeKalb, Bulloch, Madison), city engineering and capital projects divisions (Cleveland, Orlando, Tucson, Phoenix, Rio Rancho, San Marcos, Union City, Social Circle, Nicholls, Douglas), water authorities and municipal utilities (West Basin, Phoenix Water Services, Madison County), transit authorities (Broward County Transportation), airport authorities (Sacramento County, Santa Fe Regional), and special-purpose districts (Harris County Flood Control, Clayton County Water Authority). Georgia agencies appear as repeat issuers, with GDOT and local Georgia jurisdictions posting multiple opportunities across construction management, traffic signal operations, bridge inspection, and right-of-way services. Work spans CEI contracts for road and bridge projects (Volusia County, Escambia County, Bulloch County), facilities condition assessments and asset management (Sacramento County airports), specialized structural assessments of historic or damaged buildings (City of Douglas, City of Nicholls), transportation and stormwater inspection oversight (Hillsborough County), and on-call engineering support across multiple disciplines. Geographic concentration includes strong activity in Florida (Orlando, Collier, Escambia, Volusia, Hillsborough, Broward counties; Port Everglades), Georgia (GDOT statewide, local governments in metro Atlanta and regional areas), Arizona (Phoenix, Tolleson, Tucson), Texas (San Marcos, Galveston County, TSTC), California (West Basin, Orange County Transportation Authority), and scattered activity in Oregon, New Mexico, Colorado, and South Carolina. Representative recent opportunities include Hillsborough County Board of Commissioners issuing ITB 26-00294 for Contract Inspections for Maintenance of Transportation and Stormwater Assets with bids due July 2, 2026, covering inspection oversight of stormwater maintenance, asphalt resurfacing, concrete, grading, and landscaping work across a three-year term estimated at $1,622,400; Sacramento County Department of Airports issuing RFP 2026WW03 for Facilities Condition Assessment and Asset Management Services across four airports with proposals due September 8, 2026, encompassing on-site visual assessments, validated asset inventories, and integration with ProDIGIQ Asset Management System; City of Tucson issuing RFP 230098 for Construction Surveillance Services for Transportation projects, requiring ATTI and ACI certifications and establishing an annual requirements contract with optional two-year renewals for as-needed inspection services; and Broward County Seaport Engineering & Construction Division issuing proposals for Construction, Engineering, and Inspection Services for the Bob Sikes Fishing Pier South restoration under RESTORE Act funding with proposals due May 19, 2026, comprising 420 calendar days of CEI oversight across substructure repairs and ADA upgrades.