NIGP 92684: Soil Pollution Services

NIGP 92684 Soil Pollution Services, an Item code, encompasses environmental investigation, remediation, and compliance services for contaminated sites, groundwater management, and emergency environmental mitigation at industrial and legacy dump sites. State and local governments buy soil and groundwater testing, site characterization, remedial action planning, Phase I and II/III environmental site assessments, underground and above-ground storage tank management, hazardous materials assessment, and interim fluid operations management at facilities ranging from landfills and mining operations to municipal properties and wildlife areas. Issuing bodies include state environmental departments and protection bureaus, county utilities and waste management agencies, municipal governments, and special-purpose districts. The Pinellas County Utilities RFQ for hydrogeologic consulting services (due August 11, 2026) and the Nevada Division of Environmental Protection RFP for certified environmental manager services at mine sites (due July 23, 2026) represent recent statewide or regional purchasing activity, while the City of Bradenton's RFQ for environmental testing engineering services and the State of Georgia's professional services procurement for underground storage tank response services demonstrate municipal and state-level demand for specialized environmental consulting.

Recent procurement activity concentrates in Florida, California, Georgia, and Nevada. The Pinellas County Utilities contract values the hydrogeologic consulting engagement at $5 million over five years with a 24-month extension option; the City of Bradenton's professional services library for environmental testing allows individual task orders up to $500,000 with construction costs not exceeding $7.5 million. The California Department of Fish and Wildlife issued an IFB (due May 18, 2026) for soil and water testing at the Hallelujah Junction Wildlife Area dumpsite following partial remediation, and the State of Georgia Land Protection Branch sought professional environmental response contractors for underground storage tank sites statewide (due April 14, 2026). Sacramento County's Department of Waste Management and Recycling conducted a competitive bid (RFB #2026-RFB-0049, due June 11, 2026) for erosion control services using hydroseeding across multiple landfill and transfer stations. Geographic spread spans the West Coast, Southeast, and Mountain West, with Florida, California, Georgia, and Nevada showing sustained procurement activity in the first half of 2026.