NIGP 95222: Community Service Campaigns (Anti-Litter Programs, Bicycle Share Programs etc.)

NIGP 95222 Community Service Campaigns (Anti-Litter Programs, Bicycle Share Programs, etc.), an Item code, encompasses public education and community engagement services that drive behavioral change and environmental stewardship across multiple platforms—print, digital, social media, events, and multilingual outreach. State and local governments are actively procuring education campaigns for residential recycling behavior change, environmental cleanup and restoration with volunteer coordination, transit safety awareness targeting diverse audiences, recidivism reduction programming for system-involved youth, energy resilience outreach to disaster-impacted communities, tobacco prevention materials and training, community health assessment engagement, school district facilitation of stakeholder meetings around student assignment challenges, and violence intervention services. Issuing bodies include city procurement offices (Austin, Madison, North Miami Beach, Orange County Transportation Authority), county governments (Orange County California, Dallas County, Montgomery County Pennsylvania, San Mateo County), state departments (Washington Commerce, California Public Health), school districts (DeKalb County), transit authorities, and special-purpose workforce boards. The mix reflects broad jurisdictional participation across municipal, county, and state levels with recurring activity from larger metropolitan and county-level buying offices.

Recent opportunities span multiple states with particular concentration in California, Texas, Washington, Georgia, and Florida. The City of Austin released RFP 1500 RGW3015 on October 12, 2026, for education, cleanup, restoration, and beautification services with proposals due November 3, 2026, applying local business and small business preferences and involving indefinite-quantity contracting through Austin Resource Recovery and Austin Watershed Protection. The Washington Department of Commerce posted RFP 51401002 on October 1, 2026, for Tier 2 compliance assistance in rural Franklin, Grant, Grays Harbor, Chelan, and Yakima counties with a $600,000 funding ceiling and proposals due November 2, 2026. The Orange County Transportation Authority solicited an OC Streetcar safety awareness consultant on September 22, 2026, under RFP 260504 with a $200,000 initial-term budget and multilingual requirements spanning Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, Korean, and Farsi. The County of Orange Probation Department issued RFP RFP0573105004MM on September 11, 2026, for the ARRIVE youth recidivism reduction program with proposals due October 27, 2026, applying local small business and disabled veteran preferences and a contract value exceeding $1 million across all years. Dallas County, DeKalb County School District, Montgomery County District Attorney's Office, San Mateo County Health, the California Department of Public Health, the City of Atlanta, and the City of Madison have all posted complementary opportunities under this code in 2026, reflecting sustained demand from coast to coast.