NIGP 95257: Human Population Census Services

NIGP 95257 Human Population Census Services, an Item code, encompasses survey design, deployment, and data collection services that state and local governments use to capture public feedback, track operational performance, and inform strategic decision-making. Recent solicitations reveal scope ranging from passenger experience surveys at airports to community sentiment panels for urban development initiatives and health condition management services for Medicaid populations. Issuing bodies span county transportation authorities, county health systems, city development organizations, and special-purpose districts; the County of Orange appears twice in recent activity, suggesting established procurement patterns in the transportation and resource management sectors. Work involves survey methodology, participant recruitment, data analytics, benchmarking analysis, and executive reporting—deliverables that require demonstrated experience in research design, longitudinal data collection, and presenting actionable insights to government stakeholders.

Geographic activity concentrates in California and Georgia, with recent opportunities in Orange County (airport passenger surveys and open space management), Cook County Health in Illinois (Medicaid condition management), and Atlanta (community survey panel recruitment). Representative recent solicitations include the County of Orange's IFB for Passenger Survey Services for Tracking and Data (due April 3, 2026), which seeks a contractor to design and manage continuous Wi-Fi-based surveys with benchmarking and quarterly reporting; Atlanta Beltline's RFP for Survey Panel Build (due March 10, 2026), offering $35,000 not to exceed for recruiting and building a 400-person community panel across 46 neighborhoods; and Cook County Health's RFP for Condition Management Services (due June 19, 2026), targeting care coordination and disease management for chronic-condition Medicaid enrollees. Disadvantaged business enterprise and local small business preferences appear in multiple recent solicitations, with Orange County offerings including 5–8 percent price deductions and Atlanta Beltline establishing a 30 percent DBE participation goal.