NIGP 15093: Windows, Frames and Sashes, Fiberglass

NIGP 15093 Windows, Frames and Sashes, Fiberglass is an Item code under which state and local governments procure window replacement and installation services, typically as part of facility renovation, building envelope upgrades, and weatherproofing projects. Recent solicitations show demand for full-scope window replacement work including demolition of existing assemblies, supply of new window systems (aluminum storefront, impact-resistant, sliding, or commercial-grade configurations), and turn-key installation with associated labor, materials, permits, and disposal. Issuing bodies span county purchasing departments, city housing and facilities divisions, and special-purpose authorities such as utility commissions. Orange County, Florida; the City of Phoenix Housing Department; and the Kissimmee Utility Authority are among recent buyers in this space.

Geographic activity centers on Florida and Arizona based on recent solicitations. Orange County, Florida posted a sealed-bid opportunity (Y26743) for the Fredrick Douglas Building window replacement with an estimated project value of $319,428.00 and a June 9, 2026 response deadline, requiring aluminum storefront systems with selective demolition and interior finishing. The City of Phoenix Housing Department issued an RFP (RFPFY26086113) for multi-family window replacement across Maricopa County and Phoenix, due May 11, 2026, requiring commercial-grade aluminum systems, historic preservation compliance, and Davis-Bacon Act prevailing wage work. The Kissimmee Utility Authority issued an RFQ (RFQ16526CV) for sliding-window installation at a utility substation with technical specifications for Low-E glass and 100 mph wind-speed ratings. Contractors pursuing this code typically face insurance requirements ranging from $1,000,000 to $2,000,000 in general liability coverage, compliance with federal standards (EPA lead-safe work practices, IECC energy codes, HUD requirements where applicable), and detailed project references within the prior ten years.