NIGP 15054: Non-Corrosive Doors and Components

NIGP 15054 Non-Corrosive Doors and Components, an Item code, covers the supply and installation of door-related hardware, materials, and maintenance services that state and local governments procure for facilities management. Based on recent solicitations, the code encompasses door bottoms, commercial doors, gates, overhead roll-up doors (motorized and manual), fire doors, motorized gate systems, automatic and ADA-compliant doors, and associated preventative maintenance and repair labor across county facilities, correctional institutions, courthouse buildings, sheriff operations, parks, administrative centers, and service facilities. Issuing bodies include state departments (California), county governments (Orange County, Florida; Williamson County, Texas), and other local jurisdictions soliciting through RFB (Request for Bid) and sealed-offer formats. Work ranges from fixed-price supply-and-installation projects to multi-year facilities maintenance contracts with emergency response requirements and manufacturer-standard compliance obligations.

Recent activity spans California and Florida, with California issuing an RFB for door bottoms installation on project 15759S/41079 posted May 13, 2026, with a June 10, 2026 response deadline and a mandatory job walk site visit required for bid eligibility. Orange County, Florida issued a sealed-offer solicitation (Y25-1032) on March 27, 2026 for Commercial Doors and Gates Preventative Maintenance and Repairs divided into two lots—Lot A covering overhead roll-up doors, fire doors, and motorized gates across 500+ county assets with an estimated five-year budget of $300,000, and Lot B covering automatic and ADA-compliant doors with an estimated five-year budget of $150,000, with a March 26, 2026 response deadline, emergency response requirements within two hours, and Service Disabled Veteran Business preference ranging from 3% to 8% depending on bid amount. Mandatory qualifications include assigned technicians with relevant experience and, for Lot B, AAADM certification; all personnel must pass background checks and drug screening to obtain county security clearances.