NIGP 15079: Storm Doors and Windows

NIGP 15079 Storm Doors and Windows, an Item code, covers the supply and installation of windows, doors, glass panels, and related hardware for state and local facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying commercial-grade replacement windows with impact-resistant or energy-efficient glazing, storefront aluminum systems, commercial metal and wood doors with fire-rating or impact-resistant specifications, and ancillary hardware including panic devices, closers, and weatherstripping. Work ranges from single-building retrofits to multi-year requirements contracts, with scope typically including field verification, demolition of existing frames or glazing, installation of new systems to code specifications, and compliance with Florida Building Code, Miami-Dade impact-resistance standards, or NFPA fire-safety requirements where applicable. Issuing bodies include county governments (Escambia County, Monroe County, Broward County, Okaloosa County), utility authorities (Kissimmee Utility Authority), school districts (Pinellas County School District), and municipalities (City of Tucson). Florida jurisdictions dominate recent activity.

Broward County issued an open-end indefinite-quantity RFP (due October 2, 2026) for repair and replacement of windows and glass doors across Port Everglades and multiple county agencies, with a $350,000 annual pass-through allowance and a 25 percent County Business Enterprise goal. Pinellas County School District posted two separate sealed-bid solicitations for commercial doors and frames (one due September 23, 2026, the other due October 15, 2026), with an estimated annual contract value of $250,000 excluding renewals. Escambia County sought window replacement at two Downtown Pensacola historic buildings in an ITB (due October 14, 2026, with a pre-bid meeting on September 23, 2026), requiring 60 to 90 calendar-day performance windows and liquidated damages of $1,318 per day. Monroe County solicited quotes for aluminum storefront and entrance-door replacement at the Old Plantation Key Courthouse (due September 28, 2026 via Bonfire, with a non-mandatory pre-bid walkthrough on September 24, 2026). Kissimmee Utility Authority issued an RFQ for twelve sliding windows at the Marydia Substation Pavilion (due July 29, 2016, with a pre-bid meeting July 22, 2016), specifying 100 mph wind-speed rating and 99.9 percent UV blocking; three vendors bid between $13,147 and $28,411.54. The City of Tucson established an annual requirements contract for furnishing and installation of window glass and related materials across the metropolitan area (proposals due August 18, 2022), requiring Section 3 labor-hour benchmarks and HUD compliance. Okaloosa County sought garage-door installation at Baker Community Center in an ITB format.