NIGP 92641: Ecosystems Development, Management and Protection Services

NIGP 92641 Ecosystems Development, Management And Protection Services is an Item code under which state and local governments procure specialized environmental management services including mosquito control, ecological surveys, stream restoration, wildlife habitat protection, wetland enhancement, and invasive species management. The code captures both routine operational services—such as pesticide application for mosquito control and right-of-way vegetation management—and project-based work including estuary restoration, riparian habitat rehabilitation, and gopher tortoise conservation site management. Issuing bodies span state environmental and transportation departments, county and municipal governments, water utilities, special districts (fire, school, park authorities), and state park systems. Recent activity shows repeat procurement from Florida agencies (Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Florida Department of Transportation District Five, Tampa Bay Water, and the Division of Emergency Management), California State Parks, and municipal environmental departments.

Representative recent solicitations reflect the code's scope diversity. The City of Arlington, Texas issued an RFP for annual mosquito control services due October 22, 2026, requiring surveillance, trap catches, and targeted application work compliant with CDC, EPA, and state guidelines. The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission posted an ITB for mechanical muck management at Lake Miccosukee with sealed bids due November 2, 2026, encompassing 1,168.60 acres of lakebed disturbance using heavy equipment with a $355,000 budget and mandatory pre-bid site visit. Atlanta Beltline, Inc. solicited competitive sealed bids for Proctor Creek stream restoration with bids due November 17, 2026, covering 900 linear feet of stream and riparian buffer restoration including demolition, erosion control, invasive species removal, and green infrastructure installation. The Oceano Dunes District of California State Parks issued separate RFPs for endangered avian management services—bird banding (due October 7, 2026) and avian predator control (due September 30, 2026)—each spanning multiple breeding seasons with technical qualifications including federal permits and species-specific experience requirements. Geographic concentration is strongest in Florida (state departments and water utilities), California (state parks and transportation), and the Pacific Northwest, with additional activity in Texas, Colorado, Georgia, Oregon, Utah, and Washington. The code shows sustained procurement activity across ecosystem restoration, invasive species and wildlife management, and habitat protection.