NIGP 92597: Water Supply, Treatment, and Distribution/Engineering

NIGP 92597 Water Supply, Treatment, and Distribution/Engineering is an Item code under which state and local governments procure design, engineering, permitting, construction administration, and specialized technical services for water infrastructure projects ranging from pump station rehabilitation to treatment facility improvements and system modernization. Recent solicitations show active procurement across municipal water and wastewater utilities, state environmental and health departments, regional water authorities, and county governments soliciting engineering design, construction management, and professional consulting services for capital improvements, system rehabilitation, and operational support.

The issuing-body mix spans city water departments (Phoenix, Tucson, Houston, Salt Lake City, Waco, Monroe, Dallas), county-level utilities and environmental services (Charles County Maryland, Cobb County Georgia, Forsyth County Georgia), state agencies (Florida Department of Corrections, Georgia Department of Transportation, Oregon Health Authority, Texas A&M University System), and regional authorities (Tampa Bay Water, West Basin Municipal Water District, Gainesville Regional Utilities Authority). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Phoenix requesting qualifications for Lift Station 47 Redundant Force Main construction administration and inspection services (RFQ due October 30, 2026); Salt Lake City Department of Public Utilities requesting proposals for cogeneration integration to a new Water Reclamation Facility (RFP due November 12, 2026); Park City Municipal Corporation requesting design engineering services for six water and stormwater infrastructure projects (RSOQ due October 30, 2026); the City of Waco requesting engineering design and construction oversight for the Flat Creek Reuse Project including a pump station, 2-million-gallon storage tank, and chlorine contact basin restoration (RFQ due December 1, 2026); and the Oregon Health Authority requesting circuit rider drinking-water technical assistance services for small water systems statewide (RFP due October 29, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Ohio, Oregon, Texas, and Utah, with scattered activity across the upper Midwest and East Coast. Procurement vehicles include qualifications-based RFQs, design-build and progressive design-build engagements, construction management at-risk arrangements, on-call professional services panels, and task-order contracting for ongoing system assessment and improvement work.