NIGP 95876: Pipeline Management Services

NIGP 95876 Pipeline Management Services, an Item code, encompasses construction engineering and inspection (CEI) services, video pipeline inspection and cleaning systems, pipe lining rehabilitation services, water and wastewater main installation and replacement, landfill gas collection system upgrades, and trenchless stormwater rehabilitation. State and local governments buy supervisory oversight, quality assurance, and materials-testing support during active construction; equipment and software for internal sewer and stormwater asset management; and specialized labor and materials for pipeline repair and renewal without open-cut excavation. Issuing bodies include county water utilities (Collier County, Dallas Water Utilities, DeKalb County), municipal water and wastewater departments (City of Dallas, City of Alpharetta, Orange County), state transportation agencies (Florida Department of Transportation), environmental service authorities (Maryland Environmental Service on behalf of Prince George's County), special-purpose districts (Seminole County Utility Department, Eastern Municipal Water District), and transit or tourism authorities (Central Florida Tourism Oversight District). Collier County and the City of Dallas appear multiple times in recent solicitations, signaling active procurement cadence in those jurisdictions.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Texas, Georgia, and California. Representative opportunities include Collier County's RPS for CEI services on Goodlette-Frank Road ditch improvements (RPS, proposals due July 24, 2026); the City of Atlanta Department of Watershed Management IFB for color video pipeline inspection systems, sewer cleaning units, and PipeLogix software support (IFB GS/DWM/2604-1260190, bids due June 23, 2026); Dallas Water Utilities' sealed bids for water and wastewater main replacements at 17 locations involving approximately 31,055 linear feet of mixed-diameter PVC and ductile iron pipe (IFB CIZDWU24575576, bids due June 5, 2026); the City of Alpharetta RFP for on-call pipe lining services covering 500+ storm drainage pipes ranging 12 to 120 inches in diameter, with awards to up to two contractors—one for CIPP and one for spincast—on a task-order basis (RFP 26-115, proposals due May 28, 2026); and the Eastern Municipal Water District RFQ for on-call underground piping and facilities mechanical services across pressurized and gravity systems from 1-inch through 60-inch diameter (RFQ 3925, proposals due March 27, 2026). Semicustom and master-service-agreement structures dominate; many jurisdictions seek multiple pre-qualified vendors to bid or be awarded individual work orders as projects materialize, reflecting capital planning cycles and available funding rather than guaranteed work volumes.