NIGP 15072: Screen Doors and Window Screens, Aluminum Frame

NIGP 15072 Screen Doors and Window Screens, Aluminum Frame is an Item code describing doors, frames, and related fenestration products that state and local governments procure for repair, replacement, and maintenance of facilities across multiple building types. The recent procurement activity under this code reveals that issuing bodies are actually buying window and door repair and replacement services, installation labor, glass and frame materials, and specialty services such as fire-door certification and weatherization — not just the screen products the code name suggests. Broward County is seeking proposals for repair or replacement of windows, glass doors, wood doors, metal doors, and door hardware for Port Everglades and other county agencies under an indefinite-quantity contract with a 25 percent County Business Enterprise participation goal. Pinellas County School District issued an IFB for commercial doors and frames due September 23, 2026, requiring product samples as part of evaluation. The City of Tucson established an annual requirements contract for window glass installation, aluminum wall work, screen installation, and miscellaneous related materials for its Environmental and General Services Department and Housing and Community Development Department, with HUD Section 3 compliance requirements for disadvantaged workers and businesses. Issuing bodies include counties (Orange, Broward, San Bernardino), school districts (Pinellas), cities (Tucson), state departments (California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation), and other local agencies soliciting on as-needed or indefinite-quantity bases.

Recent activity concentrates in California and Florida, with additional procurement in Arizona and Texas. Broward County's indefinite-quantity contract (RFP BLD2131033B2, due October 2, 2026) requires Florida Certified General Contractor or specialized windows-and-doors or glazing licenses, impact-resistant exterior doors, Miami-Dade County approval for high-wind areas, and completion within 30 business days per project; vendors must maintain a 99 percent in-house labor threshold and carry minimum two-year warranties. Pinellas County School District's commercial-doors IFB (26AM020, due September 23, 2026) emphasizes price negotiation against State of Florida Department of Management Services contracts and requires General Liability insurance of $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate for projects under $500,000. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation issued an as-needed contract for fire-door and window-frame certification and labeling services at Corcoran State Prison (due October 19, 2026), requiring contractors to hold third-party testing and certification credentials under the California Building Code and NFPA 80 with five years of demonstrated experience. San Bernardino County issued a non-binding RFI on window sealing and repair (due July 10, 2026) to gather vendor qualifications for potential future procurement.