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

NIGP 94029 Construction, Elevated Transit Station (Including Rehab., Maintenance And Repair), Item code, covers residential elevation and flood mitigation work, transit station and infrastructure repair, drainage system rehabilitation, and related structural construction being solicited by cities, counties, and special-purpose authorities. Recent opportunities span single-family home elevation to address flood risk, pump station construction, drainage pipe rehabilitation using spin-cast lining, parking structure repair, sidewalk and curb replacement with ADA accessibility improvements, bridge replacements, utility relocation and water system upgrades, and transit facility modernization including bus stop amenities and security improvements. Issuing bodies include municipal procurement offices (Port Orange, Lubbock, Cibolo, Waco, College Park, Bradenton, Bartow, Orlando), county governments (Collier, Orange, Pasco, DeKalb), regional transit and infrastructure authorities (Broward County Transportation Department, Collier County transit division, Atlanta Beltline), and special-purpose districts (Georgia World Congress Center Authority, Orlando Utilities Commission). Many projects are federally funded through FEMA, the Federal Transit Administration, Community Development Block Grants, or state transportation funds, triggering Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance, FTA Buy America requirements, E-Verify verification, and sometimes Section 3 employment provisions or local vendor preferences.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Port Orange, Lubbock, Broward, Orange County, Pasco, Bradenton, Bartow, College Park), with significant recent solicitations also posted in Texas (Cibolo, Waco), Georgia (Atlanta Beltline, DeKalb), and Arizona (Pinal County). Representative current opportunities include the City of Port Orange's RFP 26-24-CW for elevation of eleven flood-prone residential structures, due November 13, 2026, requiring turnkey elevation services to 9-foot clearance above existing ground with structural assessments, surveys, permitting, utility work, and post-improvement certification under FEMA Hazard Mitigation Grant Program funding; Collier County's Invitation for Qualifications 24-8285R to establish a contractor pool for public transit construction and construction-related services including bus shelters, structures, ramps, walkways, and utility work, with a four-year contract term and historical annual spending around $1 million; and Broward County Transportation Department's open-end contract (TRN2132943B1) for ADA-compliant bus stop landing pads, transit amenities, sidewalk construction, and curb work throughout the county, due November 2, 2026, with 70 percent Federal Transit Administration funding and Davis-Bacon wage compliance required.