NIGP 93153: Lighting Fixtures Maintenance and Repair

NIGP 93153 Lighting Fixtures Maintenance And Repair is an Item code representing the repair, maintenance, and replacement services state and local governments procure for indoor and outdoor lighting systems, fixtures, controls, and associated electrical infrastructure across facilities ranging from municipal buildings and parks to airports, schools, and specialized infrastructure. Recent opportunities show substantial activity in facility-wide lighting maintenance contracts, sports field and architectural lighting installations, LED conversion projects at parks and municipal properties, and emergency lighting system services supporting mission-critical operations.

State and local issuing bodies span counties (Palm Beach County, Orange County, Harris County), cities (Orlando, Bartow, Lyons, Frisco, Pittsburgh), school districts (Jordan School District, Harlingen Consolidated ISD), special-purpose districts (Trinity Metro, Central Florida Tourism Oversight District), state departments (Florida Department of Corrections, California Governor's Office of Emergency Services, Caltrans), and specialized authorities (Maryland Aviation Administration at BWI Marshall, Lee County Port Authority). Palm Beach County appears as a repeat buyer, issuing multiple solicitations for facility and infrastructure lighting work. Geographic concentration includes Florida (Palm Beach County projects dominating the recent block), California (Caltrans, Cal OES, CPUC activity), and Texas (Trinity Metro, Frisco, Harlingen ISD), with additional activity in Utah, Georgia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Alaska. The code sees sustained activity across jurisdictions and issuing body types.

Representative recent opportunities include the City of Orlando's design-build RFP (RFP26-0366, due August 4, 2026) for a downtown accent lighting system integration project totaling $1,700,000 with LED fixture installation and control systems; Palm Beach County's fire station temporary facility electrical work (IFB410P20260000543, due July 16, 2026) involving utility reconnection and fire alarm systems; the Florida Department of Corrections' statewide electrical maintenance and repair contract (ITB-26-088, due April 30, 2027) covering 143 facilities across eight zones requiring emergency response capability; Toho Water Authority's UPS inspection and maintenance solicitation (IFB26025, due August 6, 2026) for critical backup power systems; and the County of Orange's facility lighting maintenance contract (IFB0603013301AM, due June 2, 2026) requiring 24/7 emergency response with one-hour response time across eleven sheriff facilities. Caltrans has issued multiple LED conversion projects under small business set-asides in the $360,000 to $461,000 range. Work performed is largely time-and-materials or fixed-fee maintenance with emergency service components, 24/7 availability common in critical infrastructure settings, and substantial compliance requirements around prevailing wage, Davis-Bacon standards (federal funding), and local SBE/DVBE participation goals across most recent opportunities.