NIGP 96177: Treatment Services, Material (Anticorrosion, Fire Protection, Waterproofing, etc)

NIGP 96177 Treatment Services, Material (Anticorrosion, Fire Protection, Waterproofing, Etc), an Item code, covers the specialized maintenance, repair, and restoration of building systems and infrastructure protecting against water infiltration, fire damage, and corrosion. State and local governments are currently procuring fire suppression system maintenance across airport and municipal facilities, waterproofing services for building envelopes and pedestrian structures, roof restoration and replacement using specified coating systems, and corrosion evaluation with cathodic protection installation on transportation infrastructure. County governments, cities, school districts, water authorities, and special-purpose districts solicit under this code; Macon-Bibb County appears as a repeat buyer with two recent fire suppression and roofing solicitations. The issuing bodies span transportation departments, municipal public works, regional water authorities, and campus facilities offices across diverse jurisdictional types.

Recent activity concentrates in Georgia, Massachusetts, Florida, and California. Macon-Bibb County issued RFP 27-002-LH for fire suppression maintenance and services at Middle Georgia Regional Airport with proposals due August 13, 2026, and RFP 26-037-LH with a March 19, 2026 deadline; both solicitations emphasize experience, capacity, and local approach in scoring. The City of Tallahassee issued IFB08126KM for Senior Center waterproofing (due July 9, 2026), the Macon Water Authority solicited roof replacement at Rocky Creek Water Reclamation Facility (May 12, 2026), and the Salt Lake City School District issued IFB TB2660WT for Wasatch Elementary tunnel waterproofing and concrete repair (April 23, 2026). The Florida Department of Transportation opened RFP 15032 for Corrosion Evaluation and Mitigation Services statewide (due February 24, 2026, with technical opening already held). Contract values range from $82,800 for library roof weatherization to $1.9 million for community college roof coating and $130 million for correctional facility construction trades including roofing and fire protection. Most recent opportunities reflect mandatory pre-bid meetings, DCAMM or equivalent certification requirements where applicable, and emphasis on insurance, bonding, and compliance with prevailing wage and local business participation goals.