NIGP 95888: Supply Chain Management Services

NIGP 95888 Supply Chain Management Services, an Item code, encompasses consulting services that help state and local governments optimize procurement operations, inventory management, logistics, and vendor relationships. Recent solicitations show demand across supply chain consulting, warehouse operations and materials management, transportation and logistics coordination, and planning services pools that support multiple jurisdictions on an as-needed basis. Issuing bodies span regional councils, municipalities, counties, special-purpose districts, and higher-education institutions. The Wasatch Front Regional Council and Mountainland Association of Governments are establishing a prequalified planning and model development consultant pool through November 19, 2026, seeking firms with expertise across transportation planning, land use studies, and market analysis serving municipalities and multijurisdictional groups in Utah. The University of Central Florida posted an ITN on June 26, 2026, due July 24, 2026, for a warehouse operations business partner to manage materials purchasing, inventory systems integration, and MRO supply logistics across a 35,000-square-foot facility. Columbus Consolidated Government is soliciting dual primary and secondary contractors for on-call irrigation installation and maintenance services through September 30, 2026, structured as a two-year initial term with renewal options through five years total. Park City Municipal Corporation and the City of St. George, Utah have issued separate procurements for transportation demand management software and transit service planning consulting; Park City's V2X equipment procurement (due October 1, 2026) emphasizes systems integration and project management for fixed-route and paratransit bus fleets.

Geographic activity concentrates in Utah, with secondary clusters in Florida, Georgia, Maryland, California, and Illinois. The Wasatch Front Regional Council pool and Park City Municipal Corporation procurements reflect sustained demand in the Mountain West for planning and transportation infrastructure consulting. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission and Illinois Department of Transportation have posted emergency and routine inventory-management contracts for medical equipment warehousing and automotive parts supply. The California Employment Development Department's Salesforce Maintenance & Operations RFP (due July 21, 2026) represents software-supported supply chain and operations management scaled to enterprise state systems, with contract evaluation weighted 40 percent on cost and 60 percent on technical approach, staffing, and compliance. Evaluation structures across recent opportunities emphasize demonstrated experience with similar projects, federal compliance and DBE participation where applicable, and integrated systems integration capabilities; most opportunities include multi-year initial terms with renewal options extending five years or longer.