NIGP 92574: Petroleum and Fuel (Storage and Distribution)/Engineering

NIGP 92574 Petroleum And Fuel (Storage And Distribution)/Engineering, an Item code, encompasses design, engineering, and project management services for fuel storage systems, dispensing infrastructure, and related utility installations at state and local facilities. Recent state and local solicitations frame this work as preliminary and final engineering for new fleet fueling systems, fuel tank maintenance and repair contracting, fuel management software with dispensing pump replacement, and site remediation or upgrade projects serving municipal motor pools, county utility departments, and airport facilities. The issuing bodies across recent opportunities span county public works and utilities departments, municipal general services and fleet divisions, school districts, and special districts such as flood control authorities. The County of Orange, California appears as a repeat buyer, soliciting architect-engineer pre-qualification for multiple infrastructure disciplines including green infrastructure, roadway services, and geotechnical work; other active issuers include Gallup-McKinley County Schools in New Mexico, the City of Rome Georgia, the City of Albuquerque, and Rockland County New York.

Recent activity concentrates in California (particularly Orange County), Georgia, New Mexico, New York, and Florida. Representative solicitations include the City of Rome Georgia's RFP for a new fleet fueling system at 200 Vaughn Road with proposals due August 20, 2026 (Bid 024-26); Rockland County Department of General Services' RFP for fuel management software and dispensing pumps to replace an obsolete Gasboy TopKat system across three fuel sites with proposals due June 2, 2026 (RFP-RC-2026-017); Gallup-McKinley County Schools' indefinite quantity ITB for fuel tank system maintenance and repairs with bids due March 24, 2026 (ITB-2026-36GH); and the City of Albuquerque's RFB for Underground Storage Tank and Aboveground Storage Tank maintenance, testing, repair, and installation services across twelve fuel sites with bids due May 28, 2026 (RFB-2026-761-GSD-ID). Compensation structures typically employ time-and-materials or firm fixed-price models; firm fixed-price contracts for maintenance and repair services predominate, while design and engineering services use hourly classification rates or negotiated fee schedules. Most opportunities require standard commercial general liability, professional liability where applicable, and workers' compensation insurance, with prevailing wage compliance mandated for qualifying public works projects in California and New Mexico.