NIGP 15089: Warehouse Type Doors (Impact, PVC Strip, etc.)

NIGP 15089 Warehouse Type Doors (Impact, PVC Strip, Etc.), an Item code, covers interior and exterior commercial doors and frames — including non-rated and fire-rated steel doors, wood doors, glass and impact-resistant doors, frames, hardware, locks, self-closers, and related fastening and weatherproofing components — that state and local governments procure for ongoing maintenance, repair, and replacement across facility portfolios. School districts and county facilities departments are the primary buyers, soliciting these products and installation services through competitive sealed bids, invitations to quote, and indefinite-quantity contracts with annual estimated values ranging from $250,000 to multimillion-dollar pass-thru allowances. Suppliers typically bid on a unit-price or discount-from-retail basis with firm pricing over the contract term, subject to Consumer Price Index or Producer Price Index adjustments at renewal, and must hold relevant state or local contractor licenses (General Contractor, Building Contractor, Glazing Contractor, or specialized Windows and Doors Class) and meet insurance, bonding, and background-screening requirements.

Recent solicitation activity concentrates in Florida, where Pinellas County School District has posted multiple commercial doors-and-frames bids (Solicitation 26AM022, due October 15, 2026, estimated annual value $250,000; Solicitation 26AM020, due September 23, 2026), Pinellas County posted an Invitation to Quote for supply and installation services (Solicitation 260735ITQ, closed September 8, 2026), Broward County solicited open-end repair and replacement services for Port Everglades and other county agencies with a 25 percent County Business Enterprise subcontracting goal (Solicitation BLD2131033B2, due October 2, 2026), and Okaloosa County sought garage-door installation at Baker Community Center (Solicitation ITBFM6326, due July 15, 2026). One Michigan solicitation for personnel-door corrective maintenance and replacement services (Solicitation REQ0010028, due October 30, 2026) lacks issuing-body detail. Florida school districts and county property management offices dominate the recent pipeline, with typical response windows of two to three weeks and supplier requirements including manufacturer certifications, product samples in some cases, workers' compensation and general-liability insurance, five years' established business history, and three to four professional references.