NIGP 92662: Noise Testing Services

NIGP 92662 Noise Testing Services is an Item code under which state and local governments procure acoustic consulting, noise monitoring, and noise-impact analysis services, primarily to support airport operations, transportation infrastructure, and environmental compliance. Recent opportunities reflect a narrower scope than the legacy NIGP description suggests: the dominant activity involves Noise Compatibility Program implementation at airports, including Part 150 program planning, noise mitigation planning, Noise Exposure Map updates, and acoustic consulting tied to FAA grant applications and airport development. Work also encompasses field noise monitoring, vibroacoustic and vibration testing for aerospace and transportation applications, and material testing services that include acoustic measurement components. Issuing bodies soliciting under this code include airport authorities (aviation departments), state transportation departments, cities, and special-purpose space commissions. Broward County Aviation Department appears as a repeat buyer, posting both a draft RFP notice and a formal RFP for environmental planning and consulting services that explicitly call for Noise Compatibility Program Implementation Services.

The code sees activity across Florida, Texas, Georgia, and California. The most recent solicitation is Broward County Aviation Department's RFP PNC2131299P1, posted October 9, 2026, due October 30, 2026, seeking up to two consultants for environmental planning and consulting services at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport and North Perry Airport, with an anticipated contract value exceeding $500,000; the scope explicitly includes Noise Compatibility Program Implementation Services, Part 150 program planning, noise monitoring, and acoustic consulting. The Georgia Department of Transportation issued RFQ-484-081726 in July 2026 for three separate on-call environmental support services contracts, with Contract 1 covering NEPA, Air Quality, Noise and Public Involvement; noise studies expertise is a mandatory prequalification requirement. The Texas Space Commission posted RFITSC3582602 in August 2026 requesting information on vibroacoustic, vibration, and EMI/EMC mobile test capabilities, a nonbinding market-research RFI with responses due September 4, 2026. Work authorization is typically on-call, as-needed basis with separate task orders or work authorizations issued by the contracting authority.