NIGP 55792: Windows and Doors Including Parts and Accessories

NIGP 55792 Windows and Doors Including Parts and Accessories, an Item code, encompasses the supply, installation, repair, and maintenance of window and door systems across state and local infrastructure, from individual components to full-building retrofit projects. State and local governments use this code to procure aluminum storefront and curtain wall glazing systems, bifold and roll-up hangar doors, automatic and ADA-compliant entrance doors, sash assemblies with hardware, glass and glazing services, and emergency or on-call maintenance programs for door and gate systems. The issuing-body mix spans county facilities management (Orange County, Florida; Collier County, Florida), transit authorities (Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority), municipalities and towns (Town of Berlin, Connecticut; City of Phoenix), counties (Clackamas County, Oregon; Clay County, Florida), school districts (Parkway School District, Missouri), and university systems (University of Texas at Tyler). Orange County, Florida and DART in Dallas County appear frequently as repeat buyers of both capital window-replacement projects and routine maintenance services.

Recent opportunities show concentrated activity in Florida—particularly Orange County with a five-year preventative-maintenance contract for 500+ door and gate assets across county facilities, and Collier County with two separate sealed-bid solicitations for aircraft hangar door and window repairs following hurricane damage—alongside Texas transit and airport work and regional window-replacement projects in Connecticut, Oregon, Missouri, and South Carolina. Orange County issued a sealed-bid solicitation (Y26-743) for the Fredrick Douglas Building window replacement, estimated at $319,428, with bids due June 9, 2026, as an IFB through OpenGov; the Town of Berlin posted an RFP for on-call window and glazing services (RFP #2026-35) due June 25, 2026, structured as a two-year requirements contract; Clackamas County, Oregon issued an IFB for an armored-coating construction project (Bid #2026-55) due August 11, 2026, with prevailing-wage and good-faith minority-business-participation requirements; and Collier County solicited hangar repairs encompassing eight bifold hangar doors, 56 flood vents, and complete electrical system replacement on a FEMA-grant-funded basis, with the base engineering estimate at $1,293,500. DART regularly posts short-cycle purchase orders for individual components—sash assemblies, door covers, glass panels, and cylinder assemblies—with three- to five-day response windows and Net-30 payment terms, reflecting ongoing fleet and facility maintenance demand.