NIGP 92672: Planning and Advisory Services, Environmental

NIGP 92672 Planning and Advisory Services, Environmental is an Item code that encompasses professional planning, assessment, and advisory work on stormwater management, lakes restoration, shoreline adaptation, environmental permitting, brownfields site characterization, recycling program strategy, tree canopy inventory, and related water quality and natural resource projects solicited by state and local governments.

State and local issuing bodies pursuing work under this code span city planning departments, county public works and environmental agencies, special-purpose districts (water authorities, flood control districts, transportation authorities, airports), and state environmental offices. Recent opportunities show activity across Florida (Casselberry, New Smyrna Beach), California (Santa Clara County, Tuolumne County, County of Sacramento), Georgia (Savannah metropolitan area, Pooler, Athens-Clarke County), Oregon (Portland-area flood district, statewide agency), Connecticut (New Haven), Colorado (Boulder County), Massachusetts (Somerville, Chelsea, Springfield), Illinois (Schaumburg), and others. The City of Casselberry, Florida issued a continuing SOQ for stormwater and lakes management consulting under the Consultants' Competitive Negotiation Act (CCNA) with a five-year term and $200,000 per-project professional services ceiling; the Utilities Commission of New Smyrna Beach, Florida solicited master planning and entitlement strategy for a 600-acre municipally owned complex across two separately awardable components via RFP due July 16, 2026. Tuolumne County, California has been an active repeat buyer, issuing multiple RFPs for forest fuels reduction site preparation, herbicide application, and surveyor services on national forest lands under master stewardship agreements. The Urban Flood Safety & Water Quality District in Portland, Oregon is soliciting multi-jurisdictional environmental permitting on-call services across four jurisdictions under a five-year term with a $500,000 shared budget for up to two awardees. Other representative opportunities include Santa Clara County's shoreline adaptation planning RFP due November 6, 2026 (funded by California Ocean Protection Council); the City of Westerville, Ohio's lead service line replacement planning procurement due November 11, 2026; the Orange County Transportation Authority's water quality technical consulting for an environmental cleanup program (five years, $300,000 total budget) due November 9, 2026; and Salt Lake County's EPA brownfields assessment services RFP due October 13, 2026 (total contract value $1,369,916 through September 2030). Work is performed at city, county, regional, and state levels across predominantly CONUS jurisdictions, with no standout geographic concentration beyond scattered activity in California, Florida, and the Pacific Northwest.