NIGP 15022: Doors and Components, Fiberglass

NIGP 15022 Doors And Components, Fiberglass, an Item code, covers replacement, repair, and preventative maintenance services for commercial and industrial door systems including bifold hangar doors, overhead roll-up doors, motorized gate systems, and related hardware and control components that state and local governments procure for airports, fire rescue facilities, convention centers, school district properties, and university campuses. Recent solicitations show jurisdictions buying installation and removal labor, parts replacement (springs, hinges, rollers, tracks, motors, operators, safety controls, door panels, and hardware), emergency and routine maintenance services, and full door system replacements with access control integration. The issuing bodies span airport authorities (Santa Monica Airport, Everglades Airpark operated by Collier County), county fire rescue departments (Orange County Fire Rescue), large urban school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools), university facilities (University of Wisconsin-Madison), municipal convention authorities (Events DC), and housing departments (City of Phoenix). No single buyer dominates the recent activity, though Collier County appears twice with grant-funded hangar door repairs at Everglades Airpark.

Recent solicitation activity concentrates in Florida and the Southwest, with prominent opportunities in Collier County (two hangar-door construction and repair bids for $1.19 million to $1.29 million), Orange County Fire Rescue (five-year preventative maintenance and repair contract for 247 doors and gates at approximately $1 million), Hillsborough County Public Schools (ITB for garage and shed door parts and installation, due May 11, 2026), City of Phoenix Housing Department (RFP for multi-family window replacement, due May 11, 2026), University of Wisconsin-Madison (RFB for doors and door frames, due June 11, 2026), and Events DC (IFB for Special Lite door replacement at Walter E. Washington Convention Center, 80 doors with electrified hardware and access control integration, due April 9, 2026). Most opportunities require five years of prior experience, comprehensive insurance (commercial general liability typically $1 million to $2 million), and compliance with local building codes and prevailing wage standards where federal or disaster-recovery funding applies. Service-disabled veteran, small business, and local vendor preferences appear in several jurisdictions.