NIGP 96875: Streetscaping Services

NIGP 96875 Streetscaping Services, an Item code, encompasses pavement resurfacing, roadway widening, sidewalk construction, streetscape improvements including tree planting and landscape installations, debris removal, street sweeping, and right-of-way maintenance that state and local governments procure to enhance and maintain urban corridors and public spaces. The code draws solicitations from city public works departments, county transportation and parks divisions, and municipal service taxing units, with recent activity concentrated among Georgia municipalities (College Park, Union City, Atlanta, Decatur, Augusta) and Florida cities and counties (Doral, Union City, Collier County, Charlotte, Portland, and Santa Clara County). Representative work includes the City of College Park's ITB for street resurfacing on Harris Drive, Embassy Drive, Adam Street, and Alexandria Way (milling and 1.5-inch Superpave asphalt replacement with pavement markings and traffic control, bids due August 11, 2026); the City of Union City's RFB for 1.1 miles of Shannon Parkway streetscape improvements and park demolition (pavement restoration, sidewalk addition, road widening, and drainage work, bids due August 7, 2026); and the City of Charlotte's RFP for landscaping and tree planting services across multiple departmental programs including neighborhood tree planting in rights-of-way, stump grinding, and capital improvement landscape installations (proposals due July 23, 2026).

Geographic activity spans Georgia (most recent concentration), Florida, California, and Oregon. Collier County's Bayshore Beautification MSTU ITB for right-of-way and easement mowing and landscape maintenance across nine work areas historically budgeted approximately $200,000 annually, with three-year terms and optional renewals. The City of Doral, Florida issued ITB 2026-03 for NW 66th Street roadway widening and reconstruction requiring bidders to demonstrate three prior roadway and stormwater projects of at least $3 million each, with prevailing wage and bid bonds at 5 percent required. The City of Atlanta's multi-step competitive sealed bidding for emergency on-call debris removal, snow and ice abatement, and disaster response services provides hourly equipment rates with 24-hour mobilization; services are as-needed with no guaranteed contract value. The City of Decatur's quick-build safety project on Church Street and Clairemont Avenue (RFP issued March 4, 2026, due March 27, 2026) required 4 percent MBE and 4 percent WBE utilization goals and 45-calendar-day completion. The City of Augusta's RFP for municipal street sweeping covering downtown and countywide roads with options for weekly or quarterly service cycles (proposals due March 9, 2026) weighted qualifications, schedule, cost, and financial stability across nine evaluation criteria.