NIGP 93629: Facility Energy Management Systems Maintenance and Repair

NIGP 93629 Facility Energy Management Systems Maintenance And Repair, an Item code, encompasses preventive and corrective maintenance, repairs, inspections, testing, and upgrades to building automation systems, energy controls, chilled water plants, HVAC infrastructure, electrical systems, and related facility energy equipment across state and local portfolios. State and local governments currently solicit under this code for on-call electrical and mechanical services supporting mission-critical systems, Guaranteed Energy Savings Performance Contracts (GESPC) with energy conservation consultants and commissioning services, building automation system maintenance for specific manufacturers such as Siemens Desigo platforms, and energy management software platforms that integrate utility data and support efficiency project tracking. The issuing-body mix spans school districts (Atlanta Public Schools, School District of Manatee County), county governments (Fulton County Georgia, Williamson County Texas, Orange County Florida), cities (Atlanta Department of Aviation, City of St. Petersburg, City of Orlando, Columbus Consolidated Government), state departments (Washington Department of Commerce, Texas Department of Transportation), and special-purpose authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority). Atlanta Public Schools appears as a repeat buyer, issuing multiple solicitations for electrical services and energy conservation consulting within the recent window.

Recent activity concentrates in the Southeast and Texas, with standout solicitations including Atlanta Public Schools' RFP for electrical installation and maintenance services across 87 schools (response deadline October 26, 2026), the Washington Department of Commerce's Tier 2 Compliance Assistance Project for building-owner outreach and energy coaching in rural Washington counties (due November 2, 2026, RFP with $600,000 funding cap), the City of St. Petersburg's RFP for energy management software platform implementation (due August 25, 2026, estimated first-year cost $50,000), and the New Jersey Department of the Treasury's bid for comprehensive transmission facility management across thirteen television facilities statewide (due June 12, 2026, Small Business Set-Aside for subcontracting). Facility energy management activity extends to Georgia World Congress Center Authority GESPC projects involving chilled water plant upgrades, controls integration, and commissioning services; multi-year electrical and mechanical maintenance contracts with 24/7 emergency response requirements; and generator maintenance and repair programs across county facilities.