NIGP 95281: Slum/Community Redevelopment Services

NIGP 95281 Slum/Community Redevelopment Services, an Item code, encompasses grant-funded violence prevention programming, senior center operations, tax allocation district redevelopment planning, affordable housing development support, urban forestry and community engagement services, and mixed-use neighborhood revitalization projects that state and local governments are actively procuring to address disinvestment and community stabilization. The code reflects a broad portfolio of place-based interventions spanning public health, housing, economic development, and environmental restoration, with recent activity driven by county health departments, cities, and special-purpose development authorities pursuing federal or state grant funding for neighborhood improvement. Issuing bodies include county departments of public safety and community services, city planning and parks departments, development authorities, and regional commissions operating independently or in partnership with state housing finance corporations and EPA programs. The mix ranges from small unincorporated county awards—such as Cuyahoga County's $15,000 violence prevention grants to community-based organizations—to major municipal redevelopment solicitations involving mixed-use housing with affordability mandates and long-term site control negotiations.

Geographic activity spans Ohio, Florida, Georgia, Texas, Connecticut, and Virginia, with recent high-volume procurement in the Atlanta and Tampa metro areas. Representative opportunities include Cuyahoga County's July 2026 Informal Request for Proposal for three separate violence prevention community awards of $15,000 each (due July 21, 2026); the City of Alexandria's August 2026 RFP to operate two senior congregate meal centers (due August 3, 2026); Invest Atlanta's June 2026 Request for Qualifications to establish a standing vendor pool across six TAD redevelopment consulting disciplines (due July 20, 2026); Volusia County's June 2026 solicitation for an affordable multifamily rental housing development opportunity offering $460,000 in state housing funds (due June 10, 2026); the City of Atlanta's community-based forestry Statement of Qualifications (due June 17, 2026); and the City of Tampa's December 2025 RFP for mixed-use downtown redevelopment with minimum 800 dwelling units and 30% affordable housing on multiple city-owned parcels. Insurance and bonding requirements, affordable housing deed restrictions, community engagement mandates, and multi-year performance metrics are standard across the code.