NIGP 98814: Erosion Control Services

NIGP 98814 Erosion Control Services is an Item code under which state and local governments procure site stabilization, revegetation, and sediment containment services for infrastructure projects, parks, landfills, and damaged waterfront areas. The work being solicited ranges from temporary erosion barriers and hydroseed application on landfill slopes to permanent bank stabilization using high-performance turf reinforcement matting, riprap armoring, and native vegetation establishment. State and local issuing bodies active under this code include county departments (Seminole County in Florida; Sacramento County in California; Fayette County and Greene County in Georgia), city recreation and parks departments (Augusta, Georgia), water utilities (Dallas Water Utilities; Tucson Water), and state transportation and natural resources agencies (Kentucky Transportation Cabinet; Texas Parks and Wildlife Department; Illinois Department of Natural Resources). The issuing-body mix spans mid-size counties, municipal parks and water departments, and state-level transportation and environmental divisions. Geographic spread of recent activity concentrates in Texas, Georgia, Kentucky, California, Florida, Utah, and North Carolina, with secondary activity in Illinois and Maryland.

Representative recent opportunities include Fayette County, Georgia's Kenwood Park Erosion Stabilization (ITB 27001-B, due July 28, 2026), soliciting slope stabilization using specified high-performance turf reinforcement matting and permanent seeding across a 169.19-acre park site; the City of Tucson's Qualified Vendor List for Green Stormwater Infrastructure Landscape Maintenance (RFQ 250123, due April 10, 2030, continuous intake), establishing ongoing maintenance contractors for approximately 500 GSI assets including routine landscape maintenance, herbicide application, rainwater cistern maintenance, and GSI reconstruction; and Sacramento County's erosion control services (RFB 2026-RFB-0049, due June 11, 2026), procuring annual hydroseeding of landfill and transfer-station slopes across multiple County facilities. Other active solicitations include Kentucky Transportation Cabinet polypropylene barrier wall construction for bank erosion control across ten districts (multiple RFBs, closing July 22, 2026), Monroe County's seawall stabilization project near Marathon, Florida (RFQ RFS636, due July 15, 2026), and stream restoration work in Lindon, Utah (IFB PW2026-01, due June 24, 2026). Contract structures vary from one-time project awards to multi-year master agreements and Qualified Vendor Lists with rolling work-order issuance; many include set-asides or preferences for local vendors, small businesses, MBE/WBE, or state-certified disadvantaged enterprises.