NIGP 99079: Sanitizing and Disinfecting Services, Security, Fire, Safety and Emergency

NIGP 99079 Sanitizing And Disinfecting Services, Security, Fire, Safety And Emergency Item code encompasses remediation and restoration services for water damage, fire and smoke damage, mold, biohazards, and pathogen removal across state and local facilities, alongside emergency management and disaster response contracting. State and local governments are actively procuring these services through RFPs and cooperative purchasing vehicles, with issuing bodies ranging from state agencies and counties to municipalities, school districts, and transit authorities. The Texas Facilities Commission is seeking comprehensive remediation and restoration services including assessment, water and sewage remediation, fire and smoke remediation, mold and lead remediation, asbestos removal, biohazard decontamination, air duct cleaning, and remediation testing across 81 state-owned facilities, requiring IICRC, TDLR, EPA, NADCA, OSHA, and DSHS certifications with a 26.0% HUB Subcontracting Plan utilization goal and contract start date of September 1, 2026. The City of Charlotte is issuing an RFP for water mitigation and emergency cleanup services across approximately 180 municipal buildings including fire stations, police offices, equipment shops, museums, and transit system facilities, requiring 24/7 availability with one-hour response times and compliance with IICRC standards and RIA guidelines. Texas is also establishing a statewide cooperative purchasing agreement through TIPS USA for pathogen removal and remediation supplies and services including personal protective equipment, sanitizers, pathogen barriers, and disinfectants, enabling state and local entities to purchase on an as-needed basis without individual procurements.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas and Georgia, with additional recent solicitations in Florida, North Carolina, and Colorado. Orange County, Florida issued a sealed-bid construction project (Y26-750) for corrections-facility security-controls and secure-door-and-lock replacement at the Corrections Bureau Reception Center and Building E with an estimated project cost of $7 million and a bid deadline of July 21, 2026. Bibb County Public Schools in Georgia is procuring fire alarm inspection services across 49 school facilities with a mandatory pre-bid meeting on May 19, 2026 and proposals due June 1, 2026, requiring NICET-certified technicians and 24-hour emergency response availability. Collier County, Florida is establishing a pool of qualified contractors for Major Incident Standby Services covering manpower support, supplies, equipment, shelters, power generation systems, and emergency supplies with proposals due March 18, 2026 and a five-year initial term with federal FEMA compliance requirements. The City of Tucson issued a Job Order Contract for Emergency Restoration Services across public residential units and city-owned facilities with an estimated first-year budget of $1 million and a contract term of one year with four renewal options, including 12% DBE participation goals and 25% Section 3 labor-hour requirements under HUD funding provisions.