NIGP 94025: Cargo Transport Services, Rail

NIGP 94025 Cargo Transport Services, Rail is an Item code that captures state and local procurement of transportation services for vehicles, equipment, materials, and assets across light-, medium-, and heavy-duty classifications, including specialized services such as medical transport logistics, transit bus stop improvements, and container crane brake maintenance and repair. State and local governments buying under this code are procuring demand-responsive transportation for seniors and non-emergency medical trips, asset movement between correctional facilities and state institutions, transit infrastructure installation and maintenance, vehicle fleet acquisitions, and specialized logistics and scheduling software to coordinate transport operations.

Issuing bodies across this code span state departments, counties, cities, and transit authorities. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation (CDCR) has posted multiple vehicle and equipment transportation master agreements covering statewide distribution across correctional facilities. The County of Orange in California has solicited senior non-emergency medical transportation services, cloud-based logistics software, pursuit-rated police vehicles, and other asset movement. Broward County in Florida has issued solicitations for transit bus stop ADA improvements and port equipment maintenance. Park City Municipal Corporation in Utah has leased transit buses. Recent activity concentrates in California (CDCR and Orange County) and Florida (Broward County), with representation from Utah. Representative current opportunities include CDCR's Master Agreement for vehicle and equipment transportation services across 20 geographic groups representing state prisons statewide, due June 22, 2026 (rebid posted July 23, 2026 with due date August 19, 2026); Orange County's RFP for Senior Non-Emergency Medical Transportation Services across three service areas totaling $5.506 million for fiscal year 2027–28, due October 23, 2026; and Broward County Transportation Department's IFB for ADA-compliant transit bus stop improvements (70 percent FTA-funded) due November 2, 2026. Park City Municipal Corporation's RFP for six 35-foot transit low-floor buses with initial three-year lease and renewal options closed May 29, 2026.