NIGP 92672: Planning and Advisory Services, Environmental

NIGP 92672 Planning And Advisory Services, Environmental is an Item code under which state and local governments procure planning, feasibility assessment, advisory, and environmental remediation design services—work that has shifted markedly toward climate adaptation, water resources management, forest restoration, community resilience, and decarbonization projects in recent activity. Issuing bodies across the geography include county planning departments, city environmental and parks bureaus, water management districts, transportation agencies, school districts, and special-purpose authorities; Tuolumne County (California) appears multiple times as an active buyer of fuels reduction planning and implementation services. Recent solicitations reflect a concentration in environmental restoration planning—the County of Tuolumne's forest fuels reduction RFPs, the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Pensacola Bay roadway and watershed design work, and the Oregon Military Department's habitat restoration at Boardman—alongside climate-oriented planning like the City of Tucson's community resilience hub engagement and Falmouth Public Schools' decarbonization and electrification master planning. Additional recent work spans water conservation planning (City of South Salt Lake), municipal code compliance assessment (City of Brownsville), parks and trails master planning (City of Waxahachie, City of Salem), and specialized environmental consulting such as California's microplastics sampling program and the City of Detroit's substation environmental remediation.

Geographic activity concentrates in California (multiple Tuolumne County solicitations, California OEHHA sampling), Florida (St. Johns River Water Management District, Pasco County petroleum product disposal, Sarasota County master planning), Georgia (Henry County impact fee study, City of Atlanta forestry and green infrastructure), Texas (City of Dallas emergency operations facility, H-GAC zero-emission vehicle infrastructure, City of Tucson resilience), and Oregon (habitat restoration). The code also draws activity from Massachusetts, Arizona, New Hampshire, and Colorado. Representative opportunities include the County of Tuolumne's Westside Fuels Reduction RFP (RFP20250129, due June 4, 2026, seeking forest treatment services across 1,722 acres on a per-acre basis), the Florida Department of Environmental Protection's Pensacola Bay Unpaved Roads Project RFQ (RFSQ16422, due August 11, 2026, requiring 100% design plans and permitting for watershed and roadway improvements), Henry County Georgia's Impact Fee Study RFP (RFP 27-02, due August 12, 2026, combining planning methodology with software implementation and staff training), and the St. Johns River Water Management District's lake restoration strategies study (RFP16354, due July 17, 2026, with $5 million estimated budget for nutrient removal and invasive species evaluation). The code encompasses both standalone planning engagements and integrated planning-plus-implementation contracts where environmental advisory work feeds directly into on-the-ground remediation and restoration.