NIGP 44077: Window Glass

NIGP 44077 Window Glass, an Item code, encompasses the furnishing, installation, repair, and replacement of window glass and glazing systems across state and local infrastructure. State and local governments procure conventional window glass replacement and repair for municipal and institutional buildings; security glazing including ballistic glass, shatter-resistant film, and one-way privacy film for public safety facilities; and specialized glazing for historic preservation and energy-efficiency retrofit projects. Issuing bodies span state purchasing offices, counties, cities, school districts, and community colleges. Recent solicitations show Maryland Environmental Service, the State of Utah Division of Purchasing, the City of Milpitas, the City of Tucson, Collin County Community College District, Lapeer County Intermediate School District, and Cherokee County School District all active in the code. Work types include on-call time-and-materials glass services; annual requirements contracts for multi-location replacement and repair; cooperative purchasing arrangements spanning state departments and political subdivisions; specialized security glazing under tiered technical and cost evaluation; and single-project historic window replacements with National Register compliance requirements.

Recent activity spans Maryland, Utah, California, Arizona, Texas, Michigan, Connecticut, Georgia, Pennsylvania, and Florida. The Utah Division of Purchasing is establishing a new ballistic glass and panels category under its cooperative Window Security Products Portfolio (RFP SB27-1, proposals due September 29, 2026), open to state departments, school districts, counties, and cities across the state, with multiple awards possible and vendors required to meet UL 752-23 Level 7 or ASTM F3279-24 Level 4 ballistic standards plus certified installer credentials. The City of Milpitas is procuring shatterproof window film and installation for its Storefront Crime Prevention program targeting small businesses (IFB 26246, originally due September 1, 2026), offering up to $4,000 per business with $100,000 appropriated and California prevailing wage requirements. Collin County Community College District sought window and skylight replacement across district campuses (ITB FY2024ITB046, bid due September 20, 2024, contract term November 2024 through October 2027) on a best-value basis with percentage discounts off manufacturer pricing. The City of Fort Worth issued an RFQ for on-demand window and door glass replacement for the Water Department (RFQt 260189, due May 8, 2026) with a $15,000 baseline for parts and firm pricing for contract duration. Montgomery County, Pennsylvania concurrently solicited Level 1 bullet-resistant glass installation at its Youth Center (bid 6606, due June 11, 2026) and security window tint installation (bid 6607, due June 11, 2026), both subject to Pennsylvania prevailing wage and community participation goals. The City of Orlando solicited interior and exterior window cleaning across 36 municipal facilities (IFB 26-0233, bids due April 27, 2026) on quarterly through annual cycles for one year with four renewal options.