NIGP 92614: Air Pollution Control Services (Including Data Collection Research and Development, etc.)

NIGP 92614 Air Pollution Control Services (Including Data Collection Research and Development, Etc.), an Item code, encompasses environmental monitoring, air quality data collection, emissions analysis, and compliance documentation that state and local agencies use to track air quality, demonstrate regulatory adherence, and inform climate policy. State and local governments procure continuous ambient air monitoring station operation and maintenance, environmental laboratory analysis of air and related samples, greenhouse gas emissions inventory development, climate action planning, NEPA and air quality compliance reviews, and hazardous air-related emergency response services under this code. Issuing bodies span state environmental agencies (Texas Commission on Environmental Quality, California Air Resources Board, Massachusetts Department of Environmental Protection), county transportation departments (Georgia Department of Transportation), counties (Rockland County, Salt Lake County), cities (Union City, Tucson), special-purpose districts (H-GAC procurement consortium), and courts (Superior Court of California, Alameda County). The Georgia Department of Transportation appears twice in the recent opportunities with substantial on-call IDIQ environmental support services contracts addressing NEPA, air quality, noise studies, and compliance documentation.

Recent solicitation activity concentrates in Texas, California, Georgia, and New York, with sporadic activity in Massachusetts, Arizona, and Maryland. Representative opportunities include the Georgia Department of Transportation's RFQ-484-081726 for Environmental Support Services (three separate on-call IDIQ contracts with maximum values of $35 million, $35 million, and $40 million, Statements of Qualifications due August 17, 2026); the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality's RFP 582-27-00007 for continuous PM2.5 monitoring station operation and maintenance at Big Bend National Park (proposals due March 23, 2026, contract term September 1, 2026 through August 31, 2028, with firm fixed pricing and 85 percent quarterly data return requirements); the Texas TCEQ's RFP 582-27-00014 for operation and maintenance of five air quality monitoring stations in the Harlingen area (proposals due April 2, 2026); Rockland County's RFP-RC-2026-016 for greenhouse gas emissions inventory and climate action plan development (proposals due June 30, 2026, two-year contract term beginning September 1, 2026); and Salt Lake County's RFC for environmental laboratory services analyzing water, soil, and air samples for contaminant identification (proposals due May 11, 2026, five-year contract term, approximate annual value not to exceed $8,000). HUB subcontracting, VetHUB participation, DBE fair share objectives, and MWBE participation goals appear in several solicitations; evaluation criteria typically weight demonstrated ability to perform and technical approach heavily, with cost as secondary.