NIGP 95113: Infrastructure, Preservation Costs

NIGP 95113 Infrastructure, Preservation Costs is an Item code covering removal, repair, and replacement of damaged pedestrian and site infrastructure—sidewalks, curbs, gutters, driveway approaches, pedestrian ramps, and related concrete and asphalt work—as well as exterior restoration of historic buildings. State and local governments solicit this work through county procurement offices, city governments, and special-purpose authorities. Recent solicitations show mixed scope: indefinite-quantity term contracts for ongoing sidewalk and curb replacement across metropolitan counties, and discrete capital projects for historic building restoration with stringent documentation and compliance requirements.

Orange County, Florida issued an IFB (Y261022) on July 14, 2026 for an Infrastructure Repair and Replacement Term Contract with a response deadline of August 18, 2026, structured as an indefinite-quantity contract with estimated 1-year cost of $5.28 million and 5-year cost of $26.41 million, covering removal and replacement of damaged sidewalks, curbs, gutters, and concrete placement to specified depths and grades. The City of Plant City, Florida issued an IFB (26027FMIFB) posted April 2, 2026 for exterior restoration of the 1914 Plant City High School Community Center, a National Historic Registry-listed building, with scope including masonry cleaning, tuckpointing, door and window repair, and portico column replacement; bidders were required to demonstrate minimum three years' experience in historic landmark repairs and submit documentation of four comparable projects. Recent activity centers in Florida, with Orange County and Plant City as representative issuing bodies. Qualifications for historic restoration work include National Historic Registry compliance and proof of prior landmark experience; standard term-contract work requires Florida business licensure, E-Verify compliance, and surety bonding. Local preference policies appear in municipal procurements; Orange County's solicitation shows price adjustments capped at 4 percent annually using Producer Price Index methodology.