NIGP 95876: Pipeline Management Services

NIGP 95876 Pipeline Management Services, an Item code, encompasses inspection, cleaning, rehabilitation, and lining services for stormwater, sanitary sewer, and water infrastructure throughout state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments procure these services to maintain and repair deteriorating pipelines and culverts, typically bundling video inspection, mechanical cleaning, trenchless lining technologies (cured-in-place pipe and spincast systems), grouting, and associated equipment rental under on-call or project-specific contracts. Issuing bodies span municipalities (South Jordan, Ocala, Alpharetta, Albany, College Park), counties (Orange, Tuolumne, Seminole, Collier, Dallas), state departments of transportation, and regional utilities (North Texas Municipal Water District, Dallas Water Utilities, Seminole County Utility Department). Repeat buyers include multiple Florida municipalities and the Florida Department of Transportation District Seven, which has released multiple video inspection solicitations across five counties in 2026 alone.

Recent opportunities reflect heavy activity in stormwater and wastewater rehabilitation. The City of Ocala issued ITB 260199 (bids due July 6, 2026) for stormwater TV inspection, cleaning, and CIPP lining across the city with a three-year initial term and two optional renewals; the City of South Jordan posted RFP 2026031 (due October 28, 2026) for spray-applied geopolymer lining of 1,680 linear feet of culvert infrastructure with Notice to Proceed anticipated March 30, 2027; and the City of Alpharetta released RFP 26-115 (due May 28, 2026) for on-call pipe lining services (CIPP and spincast) covering over 500 identified stormwater pipes ranging 12 to 120 inches diameter. Geographic concentration spans Florida (multiple FDOT District Seven video inspection ITBs and IFBs, Orange County bridge and culvert work), Texas (Dallas Water Utilities main replacement and lift station projects, Dallas County), Georgia (Alpharetta, Albany, College Park), Utah (South Jordan stormwater projects), Maryland (Prince George's County landfill gas collection), and California (Tuolumne County wildfire mitigation). Mandatory pre-bid meetings, three-percent daily liquidated damages for schedule overruns, performance and payment bonds at 100 percent of contract value, and unit-price or lump-sum compensation structures characterize these solicitations. Contractors typically face minimum qualification thresholds of five years' relevant experience, professional certifications (NASSCO PACP/LACP/MACP for video inspection work), and commercial general liability insurance ranging from $1 million to $2 million per occurrence.