NIGP 94033: Construction, Subway and Subway Station (Including Rehab., Maintenance and Repair)

NIGP 94033 Construction, Subway and Subway Station (Including Rehab., Maintenance and Repair), an Item code, encompasses infrastructure construction, rehabilitation, and related improvements that state and local governments are actively soliciting—though recent opportunities show the code's scope extends beyond subway and subway-station work to broader water and transit infrastructure projects. State and local buyers under this code include cities, counties, transit authorities, and special-purpose authorities across multiple states and regions. The work being solicited includes pump station construction, transit stop ADA improvements with amenities installation, storm pipe rehabilitation using spin-cast lining, sidewalk and curb replacement with accessibility compliance, bridge replacement, corrections facility security construction, Olympic landmark installation and relocation, and utility relocation. Issuing bodies span municipalities (City of Lubbock, City of College Park, City of Bartow, City of Cibolo), counties (Orange County, Broward County, Pinal County), and special authorities (Georgia World Congress Center Authority and Broward County Transportation Department). Orange County, Florida appears as a repeat buyer with multiple capital projects in the recent posting window.

Recent opportunities show activity concentrated in Florida, Texas, Georgia, and Arizona. Representative solicitations include Broward County Transportation Department's open-end ITB for Transit Bus Stop ADA Improvements (FTA-funded, response due November 2, 2026) covering installation of ADA landing pads, benches, trash cans, bike racks, and associated sidewalk and curb work at multiple bus stops with Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage requirements, performance and payment bonds at 100 percent of expected annual contract value, and a mandatory $1,318.00 daily liquidated-damages rate; the City of College Park, Georgia's RFP for Storm Pipe Rehabilitation (response due September 15, 2026) using spin-cast mortar lining on corrugated metal pipes at three park and road locations with local-vendor preference and fixed lump-sum pricing; Orange County, Florida's ITB for emergency replacement of Wallington Drive Bridge and Egret Way Bridge (estimated cost $6.2 million, response due July 7, 2026); and the City of Cibolo, Texas's ITB for FM1103 Utility Relocation (water and sewer line relocation and installation with 270-day substantial-completion timeline, response due June 1, 2026). Bonding, insurance, prevailing-wage compliance, and federal labor standards (Davis-Bacon, Section 3 employment, OSHA trench safety) appear across most solicitations. Electronic submission via OpenGov, BPRO, or city procurement portals is standard; pre-bid conferences and question-answer cycles are routine.