NIGP 15095: Windows, Frames, and Sashes, Vinyl or Plastic

NIGP 15095 Windows, Frames, and Sashes, Vinyl or Plastic, an Item code, encompasses the supply and installation of replacement window systems for public facilities, including commercial-grade aluminum and non-impact storefront systems, double-hung windows with aluminum framing, and associated demolition, disposal, and finishing work. State and local governments soliciting under this code include county purchasing departments, municipal housing and facilities agencies, state corrections departments, and special-purpose correctional institutions. The scope of work centers on full window replacement projects—removing existing windows, furnishing new window assemblies (both non-impact and impact-resistant variants), installing glazing and sealants, and performing interior finishing such as gypsum board patching and painting. Contractors typically must meet prevailing wage requirements where applicable, maintain substantial Commercial General Liability and Workers' Compensation insurance, provide performance and bid bonds, submit references for similar projects, and comply with energy codes, historic preservation standards, and lead-safe work practices.

Recent solicitations span multiple states and issuing bodies. Orange County, Florida issued an IFB (Y26743) in May 2026 for the Fredrick Douglas Window Replacement project at an estimated cost of $319,428, requiring sealed bids by June 9, 2026, with non-mandatory pre-bid on May 14, 2026; the project entails removal and installation of aluminum storefront systems (with base and additive bid options for impact-resistant variants) at a building in Orlando with 180-day substantial completion and 210-day final completion timelines. The City of Phoenix Housing Department issued an RFP (RFPFY26086113) in April 2026 for multi-family window replacement services across Maricopa County, with proposals due May 11, 2026, requiring commercial-grade aluminum systems, historic preservation compliance, and EPA lead-safe work practices. The Illinois Department of Corrections at Pontiac Correctional Center issued an RFQ (26426DOCPONTIB50243) in February 2026 for replacement of 60 double-hung aluminum windows in the Healthcare Unit, with bids due February 18, 2026, designated as a Small Business Set-Aside and subject to Illinois prevailing wage requirements.