NIGP 94029: Construction, Elevated Transit Station (Including Rehab., Maintenance and Repair)

NIGP 94029 Construction, Elevated Transit Station (Including Rehab., Maintenance And Repair), an Item code, encompasses general and specialty construction work on transit infrastructure—bus shelters, stations, ramps, parking structures, bridges, drainage systems, utility relocations, sidewalks, and associated building systems—solicited across county transportation authorities, cities, school districts, and special-purpose facilities authorities. State and local governments procure this work through competitive sealed bids (IFB), sealed proposals (RFP), and qualifications-based selections (RFQ); recent activity shows a mix of standalone projects and standing contractor-pool arrangements with multi-year terms, response periods typically spanning four to eight weeks, and estimated values ranging from $170,000 to $13.5 million depending on scope. Collier County, Orange County, and city-level authorities in Florida and Texas dominate the recent-opportunities pipeline, with Georgia authorities (DeKalb County School District, Georgia World Congress Center Authority) and municipal transit agencies contributing secondary volume; Collier County in particular is a repeat buyer, having posted multiple general-contractor pool and segment-specific construction solicitations in the past twelve months.

Recent representative opportunities include Collier County Board of County Commissioners' Invitation for Qualifications 24-8285R (posted July 1, 2026, due July 8, 2026) establishing a four-year standing pool of general contractors for public transit construction including bus shelters, ramps, roadways, electrical, plumbing, and HVAC systems work funded by Federal Transit Administration, FEMA, FDOT, and local dollars, with historical annual spend near $1 million and Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements for grant-funded projects; Orange County, Florida's sealed-bid emergency bridge-replacement procurement Y26-742 (posted June 25, 2026, due July 7, 2026) for full replacement of Wallington Drive and Egret Way bridges at estimated cost $6,202,246.05; and the City of Lubbock's RFP for Broadway Street Reconstruction from Avenue Q to Avenue E (posted April 12, 2026, due April 30, 2026) covering pavement, drainage, utility coordination, and traffic-signal installation across 830 calendar days at estimated cost $13,500,000. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Collier, Orange counties and multiple cities), Texas (Lubbock, Cibolo), and Georgia (DeKalb County Schools, Atlanta authorities), with secondary scattered municipal and county work across the Southeast. Federal funding through FTA and FEMA, state DOT grants, and CDBG dollars frequently appear; contractors must maintain Florida, Texas, or relevant state licensure, E-Verify enrollment, prevailing-wage compliance where applicable, and performance/payment bonds at 100 percent of contract value.