NIGP 95935: Construction Services, General (Marine)

NIGP 95935 Construction Services, General (Marine), an Item code, encompasses the design, engineering, permitting, and construction of waterfront infrastructure including piers, docks, seawalls, boat ramps, floating docks, cargo handling facilities, and associated marine structures. State and local governments buy under this code to repair hurricane-damaged facilities, install new public waterfront access, stabilize shorelines, remove derelict vessels, and build specialized marine infrastructure for recreation, commerce, and environmental restoration. Recent solicitations show a mix of municipal engineering services, design-build marine construction, and specialized removal work across Florida, Texas, California, Georgia, Maryland, Connecticut, and the Pacific Northwest. Cities dominate the issuing-body mix—Long Beach, Fort Myers, Daytona Beach, St. Pete Beach, Cocoa, Sarasota, and West Sacramento each posted single or multiple opportunities—alongside county governments (Brevard, Pinellas, Chatham, Broward, Monroe, Hillsborough, Escambia), state agencies (California Parks & Recreation, Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, Texas General Land Office, Oregon), and transit authorities (Chatham Area Transit, CAT). Escambia County appears as a repeat buyer, posting multiple derelict vessel removal quotes. Environmental restoration and post-hurricane recovery drive much recent activity, with dune restoration, habitat protection, spoil island work, and seawall stabilization appearing frequently. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Long Beach Department of Public Works requesting bids (RFB, due November 18, 2026) for Marine Stadium Electrical Infrastructure installation in parking lots with prevailing wage and local hiring goals; the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources requesting bids (ITB, due November 16, 2026) for barging and deploying concrete reef materials to create artificial reefs 20–26 miles offshore; and the City of Fort Myers requesting proposals (RFP, due November 10, 2026) for a continuing derelict vessel removal contract with disaster response capability across Lee County and Fort Lauderdale. Florida dominates geographic activity, with secondary clusters in Texas, California, and the broader Southeast. School districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools, Pinellas County School District) and special-purpose districts (Water management districts, transit authorities, parks boards) round out the issuing-body composition, though they appear less frequently than cities and counties.