NIGP 94034: Construction, Transit Facility, Other (Including Rehab., Maintenance and Repair)

NIGP 94034 Construction, Transit Facility, Other (Including Rehab., Maintenance And Repair), an Item code, covers the design, construction, rehabilitation, and maintenance of transit-related facilities and infrastructure. State and local governments procure under this code for bus transfer facilities, transit operations maintenance complexes, bus wash rehabilitation, parking structures, drainage systems supporting transit corridors, and related site improvements. Recent solicitations show transit authorities, county governments, and municipal departments commissioning new transit facilities with full MEP systems and ADA compliance, rehabilitating existing transit infrastructure through design-build and construction-manager-at-risk vehicles, and maintaining operational assets like baggage handling systems and boarding bridges at regional airports.

Activity is concentrated in Florida and Georgia, with significant recent volume from Collier County, Broward County, Orange County, the City of Houston, the Georgia Transportation Efficiency Authority, and Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Collier County Board of County Commissioners issued Solicitation 248285R, an Invitation for Qualifications, seeking a pool of general contractors for public transit construction and construction-related services—bus shelters, structures, enclosures, building improvements, ramps, roadways, walkways, parking areas, landscaping, utility and drainage work, and HVAC systems—with a four-year contract term and historical annual county spending near $1 million; proposals closed July 6, 2026 with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance required for federally funded projects. Broward County Transportation Department issued Solicitation TRN2132943B1, an open-end contract ITB for ADA-compliant bus stop landing pads and transit amenities across the county, funded 70 percent by the Federal Transit Administration with FTA Buy America and Davis-Bacon requirements, with proposals due November 2, 2026. The City of Pasadena solicited CMAR services with a Guaranteed Maximum Price for a $60 million Transit Operations Maintenance Facility featuring Battery Electric Bus charging equipment and stormwater infrastructure, with Phase 1 preconstruction services estimated to commence July 2026 and Phase 2 construction in March 2027. Georgia Transportation Efficiency Authority requested Design-Build proposals for rehabilitation of the Xpress bus wash facility in Forest Park, with FTA compliance and Davis-Bacon wages required, proposals due September 24, 2026. The market favors licensed general and specialty contractors with prevailing wage experience, multi-year contract commitments, and demonstrated capacity to perform design-build and integrated delivery on federally funded transit infrastructure.