NIGP 15004: Aluminum Extrusions (for Fabricating Window and Door Screens)

NIGP 15004 Aluminum Extrusions (For Fabricating Window And Door Screens), an Item code, covers commercial-grade aluminum framing systems and components that state and local governments procure for storefront doors, window walls, screen fabrication, and related glazing installation work. Recent solicitations show concrete demand for complete aluminum window and door systems meeting building code standards, including fabrication, shop drawings, and on-site installation. The issuing bodies pursuing this code span county governments (Monroe County and Marion County in Florida, San Bernardino County in California), cities (Tucson, Arizona and Arlington, Texas), and construction management firms acting on behalf of utilities authorities. Monroe County Board of County Commissioners and Marion County represent repeat activity in the recent sample, with both seeking aluminum storefront and building envelope solutions for courthouse and utility facility projects.

Recent opportunities show activity concentrated in Florida and Arizona, with secondary activity in California and Texas. Monroe County issued RFS 647 (response due September 28, 2026) for removal and replacement of an aluminum storefront window wall and entrance doors at the Old Plantation Key Courthouse in Tavernier, requiring impact-resistant safety glazing, commercial-grade framing, and hardware installation under Florida Building Code with a completion target of November 16, 2026. Marion County, through construction manager Charles Perry Partners, Inc., posted subcontractor prequalification for the Marion County Utilities–Silver Springs Shores Maintenance Equipment Building (bid due October 8, 2026) spanning multiple trade packages including doors, frames, hardware, glass, and glazing as part of a broader facility construction project. The City of Tucson issued RFP 226043 for an annual requirements contract covering window glass, aluminum walls, and screen installation for municipal departments, though the posted due date (August 18, 2022) suggests this record may be outdated. San Bernardino County issued a non-binding RFI on window sealing and repair (response due July 10, 2026) as market intelligence for potential future procurement.