NIGP 92688: Storm Water Discharge Testing Services

NIGP 92688 Storm Water Discharge Testing Services, an Item code, encompasses laboratory analysis and field inspection services that state and local governments procure to assess stormwater infrastructure condition, document pipe defects, and verify water quality compliance with environmental standards. Recent state and local solicitations under this code show buyers purchasing CCTV inspection of storm drain pipes using NASSCO PACP-certified professionals and software, laboratory analysis of stormwater samples for EPA and state regulatory compliance, and cleaning and maintenance of stormwater structures and collection lines. The issuing bodies span county transportation and stormwater departments, city public works and procurement divisions, school districts, and regional authorities, with notable activity from Florida counties and municipalities (Broward, Orange, Collier, Volusia), Georgia cities and counties (Greenville, South Fulton, Garden City, Albany), and scattered solicitations from Texas, California, and North Carolina. Work being solicited ranges from routine annual inspections and testing to emergency infrastructure improvements and comprehensive system assessments supporting long-term capital planning.

Representative recent opportunities illustrate the breadth of activity: Broward County issued an open-end IFB on June 29, 2026 (due July 23, 2026) for drainage and sewer infrastructure maintenance including cleaning approximately 900 stormwater structures and 300,000 linear feet of drainage pipes, reserved for County Business Enterprise firms with a 25% participation goal for non-CBE awards; the City of Charlotte issued an RFP on May 29, 2026 (due July 13, 2026) for CCTV inspection of storm drainage pipelines using NASSCO PACP standards and PACP-certified professionals; the City of South Fulton, Georgia issued an ITB on April 28, 2026 (due May 28, 2026) for standby CCTV storm line inspection services on an indefinite-delivery, indefinite-quantity basis with compensation based on unit pricing for inspections of 12- to 72-inch diameter pipes and visual inspection projects; and the City of Cocoa issued an RFQ on April 13, 2026 (due March 31, 2026) for laboratory services from NELAC DOH-certified laboratories performing routine and special analytical tests on drinking water and wastewater samples for compliance with FDEP and USEPA standards. Activity shows consistent demand across the Southeast and coastal states, with Broward, Orange, Collier, and Volusia counties in Florida appearing as repeat buyers, and participation open to non-disadvantaged enterprises unless local set-asides are specified.