NIGP 92642: Environmental Services (Not Otherwise Classified)

NIGP 92642 Environmental Services (Not Otherwise Classified), Item code, encompasses state and local procurement for environmental remediation, compliance assistance, restoration planning, and specialized technical services across a broad range of water quality, hazardous materials, ecosystem management, and climate-related challenges. Recent opportunities show governments buying asbestos abatement, biosolids handling, stormwater technology evaluation, debris removal from waterways, fuel reduction and forest management, environmental assessment and permitting support, and NEPA compliance documentation—reflecting a shift toward restoration-focused and climate-resilient environmental work alongside traditional remediation and cleanup services.

Issuing bodies include state environmental protection divisions and transportation departments, county probation departments and general services offices, city and county public works agencies, special-purpose fire and port districts, and state university systems. Tuolumne County appears repeatedly with justice-system-linked environmental and social services procurement. Geographic activity spans California (Tuolumne, Escambia, Sarasota, Los Altos Hills, and Sacramento counties), Georgia (GDOT and Fulton County), Texas (Harris County, Brazoria County, Texas General Land Office, Texas State University System, TCEQ), Nevada, Maine, Connecticut, Washington, Massachusetts, and Florida. Recent representative opportunities include the Escambia County Bio-Health Pod Systems stormwater technology evaluation (RFP, August 14, 2026 due), Georgia Department of Transportation environmental support services across NEPA, cultural resources, and ecology disciplines (RFQ, August 17, 2026 due), Nevada Division of Environmental Protection statewide environmental mitigation and remediation services on as-needed basis (RFP, August 11, 2026 due), and Harris County emergency debris removal and management services under federal grant funding (RFP, June 8, 2026 due with $50 million annual estimated spend). Federal funding mechanisms including FEMA, USDA, EPA Clean Water Act section 319(h), and HUD are common; Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, Buy America, and federal civil rights compliance requirements flow through many awards. M/WBE, DBE, and VetHUB set-asides and participation goals appear in multiple recent solicitations. Activity is robust across the country with strong recent posting velocity through July 2026.