NIGP 95345: Flood

NIGP 95345 Flood, an Item code, encompasses structural elevation services, flood mitigation design, flood abatement infrastructure, and flood monitoring systems that state and local governments purchase to reduce property damage and community flood risk. State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code include municipalities (the City of Port Orange, the City of Orlando), county governments (Pasco County Board of County Commissioners, Polk County Public Schools as a special-purpose district), and a state transportation department (Texas Department of Transportation). The Port Orange elevation projects—among the most detailed recent solicitations—demonstrate the scope: turnkey residential elevation work on single-family flood-prone structures including structural and geotechnical assessment, utility disconnection and reconnection, foundation construction on concrete pilings to achieve specified clearance, ADA-compliant lift platforms where required, site restoration, permitting, and final elevation certificates, with work subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage compliance, Florida Building Code, ASCE 24-14, and Federal Flood Risk Management Standards.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, where the City of Port Orange issued re-advertised RFP 26-24-CW for elevation of eleven single-family structures with proposals due November 13, 2026, following an earlier iteration due August 28, 2026; the City of Orlando solicited qualifications for design services for flood mitigation projects in the Southeast Lakes Basin under RQS26-0380 due June 23, 2026; and Pasco County issued IFB IFBKM26083 for the Alico Pass Regional Flood Abatement project due August 11, 2026. The Texas Department of Transportation solicited flood monitoring and alerting services for the San Antonio District (Bonfire ID 601320000069469) due July 22, 2026. Port Orange's projects are federally funded through FEMA's Hazard Mitigation Grant Program with strict federal procurement compliance requirements, 120-day firm pricing, mandatory pre-submittal conferences, and substantial completion deadlines in early 2028. Contractors must hold state commercial licensure, provide bonding equal to 100 percent of contract value, and demonstrate verifiable experience on similar projects.