NIGP 15078: Sliding and Rolling Doors, Residential Type; And Hardware

NIGP 15078 Sliding and Rolling Doors, Residential Type; and Hardware is an Item code under which state and local governments procure ballistic door systems, bifold hangar doors, and residential door and hardware replacement as components of larger construction and rehabilitation projects. The recent solicitations show doors being specified as part of specialized security installations, aircraft facility repairs, and community development block grant–funded home rehabilitation work rather than as standalone commodity purchases. Issuing bodies span municipal police departments (City of St. Petersburg), county governments (Collier County and Clay County in Florida, Williamson County in Texas), and grant-funded residential rehabilitation programs. Work involves specification to engineered standards such as UL 752 Level 4 ballistic certification, installation with associated hardware and automated systems, and warranty obligations integrated into broader construction contracts.

Activity concentrates in Florida, where Collier County has issued two related sealed-bid solicitations for Everglades Airpark Hangar Repairs (Bid Nos. 25-8614 and 258614R, due March 30 and April 23, 2026 respectively) specifying eight bifold hangar doors measuring 43 feet by 16 feet with personnel access doors and 16 hangar door motor replacements as part of FEMA-funded Hurricane Ian restoration work with a $1.293 million base budget; the City of St. Petersburg has twice solicited ballistic door installation at Police Department Headquarters (Solicitation Nos. QUOTE26176 and QUOTE26282, due April 13 and June 11, 2026) requiring UL 752 Level 4 certification and five years of documented ballistic door experience; and Clay County issued an RFQ for residential rehabilitation at 972 Sandstone Drive in Orange Park (Solicitation No. 2526038, due February 13, 2026) that included door and hardware replacement as part of carpentry scope. Vendors pursuing this code should expect to meet specialized installer qualifications, maintain substantial insurance coverage, and integrate door work into larger capital projects rather than supply commodity stock.