NIGP 15025: Doors, Frames, and Jambs, Steel

NIGP 15025 Doors, Frames, and Jambs, Steel is an Item code encompassing commercial and institutional door replacement, installation, and maintenance services that state and local governments procure for facility upgrades, security enhancements, and routine capital repairs. Recent solicitations show demand for overhead roll-up doors at maintenance facilities, ballistic-rated security doors for law enforcement, FRP (fiberglass reinforced polyester) doors for schools, and bifold hangar doors for airport facilities, alongside associated hardware, frames, and installation labor. Issuing bodies include city departments (police, public works), county general services and facilities departments, state corrections and transportation agencies, school districts, universities, special districts (airports, convention authorities), and fire rescue services. Orange County Fire Rescue, Collier County, Caltrans (multiple California counties), and city police departments appear frequently as repeat buyers. Work ranges from single-unit replacements (St. Petersburg Police ballistic door installation) to multi-facility programs (Orange County Fire Rescue doors and gates at 45 stations, Hillsborough County Schools garage and shed doors across multiple sites).

Geographic activity centers on Florida (Orange County, St. Petersburg, Collier County procurement cycles), California (Caltrans projects in Monterey, San Luis Obispo, Shasta, and San Joaquin Counties), and scattered municipal activity in Connecticut, Wisconsin, Oregon, Georgia, Colorado, and Arizona. Representative recent opportunities include Orange County, Florida issuing IFB Y25-1033 for commercial doors and gates preventative maintenance and repair services across Fire Rescue facilities (response due May 12, 2026); City of Bridgeport, Connecticut issuing IFB for FRP door replacement and hardware installation at Black Rock School with electronic bid submission through OpenGov due May 20, 2026; Caltrans issuing IFPQ 02A2475 for door and frame replacement at Redding Maintenance Station in Shasta County (small business set-aside, due April 21, 2026); and Florida Department of Corrections soliciting doors and hardware as part of Bid Group #2 in the FDC-CM20007 Lake CI Modernization Project worth an estimated $130 million overall (pre-bid May 20, 2026, bid opening June 3, 2026). Set-asides for small business, disabled veteran business, and minority-owned enterprises appear in California and Florida solicitations; Washington Convention Center imposed a 35 percent CBE set-aside on door replacement at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center (RFP 25-S-046, due May 29, 2026). Activity is active across the first half of 2026 with response deadlines concentrated in April through July.