NIGP 95113: Infrastructure, Preservation Costs

NIGP 95113 Infrastructure, Preservation Costs, an Item code, encompasses concrete and asphalt sidewalk, curb, gutter, and driveway repair and replacement work that state and local governments procure through indefinite-quantity term contracts, fixed-price projects, and design-consulting engagements. Work under the code includes removal and replacement of damaged pedestrian infrastructure, pedestrian ramp construction, asphalt removal and recycling, drainage and stormwater improvements, water line replacement, and street resurfacing. State universities, counties, and municipalities solicit under this code; Orange County, Florida and the City of Milton, Florida have posted recent opportunities, and the University System of Georgia has solicited master-plan consulting that incorporates campus infrastructure preservation.

Orange County, Florida is the most active recent issuer, having posted an indefinite-quantity Infrastructure Repair and Replacement Term Contract (Y26-1022) as a sealed IFB with an estimated one-year cost of $5.28 million and five-year cost of $26.41 million, with a September 1, 2026 deadline and unit-price bidding for sidewalk, curb, gutter, and driveway work. The City of Milton, Florida solicited an ITB for CDBG-funded stormwater, drainage, water line, and street resurfacing improvements across three locations under ITB-2026-08, with sealed bids due August 12, 2026 and mandatory pre-bid and site visit on July 21, 2026, subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage and Buy America sourcing. The Board of Regents of the University System of Georgia issued an RFP (PE47200RFP2027000000161) for professional planning consulting to develop a comprehensive master plan and Campus Historic Preservation Plan for University of West Georgia, Carrollton, budgeted at $700,000 with a two-step qualifications and proposals process, qualifications due November 3, 2026. Recent activity concentrates in Florida and Georgia, with work volumes ranging from $700,000 for planning through $26.41 million over five years for maintenance and repair contracts.