NIGP 92570: Municipal Engineering

NIGP 92570 Municipal Engineering, an Item code, covers professional design, planning, and construction oversight services for municipal infrastructure projects—roadways, bridges, drainage systems, water and wastewater facilities, and related capital improvements. State and local governments buy preliminary and final design services, construction administration and inspection, utility coordination, environmental permitting, and related engineering support across transportation, water systems, stormwater management, and mixed-use public facilities under this code.

The issuing-body mix spans cities, counties, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts. Cities dominate recent activity: Parker (Colorado), Winder (Georgia), Fort Myers (Florida), Phoenix (Arizona), Bend (Oregon), Tallahassee (Florida), Monroe (Oregon), Casselberry (Florida), Manchester (Connecticut), Meriden (Connecticut), Warrenton (Georgia), San Antonio (Texas), Dahlonega (Georgia), Dallas (Texas), Urbana (Illinois), Madison (Wisconsin), and Social Circle (Georgia) have all posted opportunities in the past four months. Counties and state agencies appear as well—Beaufort County (South Carolina), Chatham County (Georgia), Pinellas County (Florida), Collier County (Florida), Fulton County (Georgia), Orange County (Florida), Williamson County (Texas), Sam Houston State University (Texas), the State of Texas, and the Georgia Department of Transportation have issued solicitations. The mix reflects municipal and county infrastructure demand across the country, with particular concentration in Florida, Georgia, Colorado, Texas, Arizona, and Connecticut. West Basin Municipal Water District (California) and Eastern Municipal Water District (California) show demand from water-delivery special-purpose districts.

Recent solicitations reveal the scope: the Town of Parker, Colorado issued an RFQ for design and construction documents for a one-mile arterial roadway with bridge and multimodal facilities, due November 14, 2026; the City of Fort Myers requested qualifications for closed drainage system design including a pumping station and multi-use path, due October 28, 2026; the City of Phoenix posted multiple RFQs for sewer rehabilitation engineering (ductile iron pipe and CIPP lining), lift-station redundant force-main construction administration, and water-control-system integrator services, with response dates in June through September 2026. Orange County, Florida solicited design for intelligent transportation systems at 19 signalized intersections on John Young Parkway, due September 15, 2026 at $1.017 million estimated cost. The City of Waco, Texas requested qualifications for wastewater reuse infrastructure design (pump station, storage tank, and chlorine contact basin), due December 1, 2026, with federal funding and Davis-Bacon compliance. Continuing contracts dominate: West Basin Municipal Water District (California) is building a panel of up to five engineering firms for on-call services at approximately $3 million total estimated value through June 2029; Pinellas County, Florida is procuring stormwater engineering services on a five-year continuing contract under CCNA; the City of Casselberry, Florida seeks five or more firms for civil engineering panel work; the City of Plant City, Florida is establishing seven-discipline on-call panels with three-year terms and optional two-year renewals. Geographic spread concentrates in Florida (Fort Myers, Casselberry, Plant City, Waco, Tallahassee, Pinellas County, Orange County, Collier County), Georgia (Winder, Fulton County, Chatham County, Dahlonega, Griffin, Nashville, Social Circle, GDOT I-75 South Express Lanes), Texas (Waco, Williamson County, San Antonio, Dallas), Arizona (Phoenix), Colorado (Parker), and Connecticut (Manchester, Meriden, Berlin), with additional activity in California, South Carolina, Oregon, Illinois, and New York.