NIGP 90937: Doors and Windows

NIGP 90937 Doors And Windows, an Item code, covers commercial and residential door and window products, replacement, installation, maintenance, and renovation work that state and local governments procure for facility upgrades, security enhancements, historic preservation, and emergency building repairs. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers acquiring window and door replacement services across diverse building types—courthouses, fire stations, libraries, youth detention centers, health clinics, administrative offices, and single-family residential homes funded through federal community development grants. The work ranges from routine preventative maintenance and repairs on commercial hardware to specialized installations requiring historic-preservation compliance, bullet-resistant glazing, and security-grade tinting. Cities, counties, regional library systems, state technical colleges, and municipal utilities dominate the issuing-body mix, with the City of Lubbock, Texas appearing as a repeat buyer conducting dozens of concurrent minor home-rehabilitation projects through Community Development Block Grant funding. Window and door service providers compete on experience with similar project types, compliance with prevailing wage and accessibility standards, insurance and bonding capacity, and cost.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Georgia, Florida, Connecticut, Pennsylvania, and California. Representative solicitations include the City of Lubbock Community Development issuing multiple sealed ITBs (response dates May–August 2026) for minor residential door and window work under CDBG funding; Orange County, Florida requesting sealed offers for commercial doors and gates preventative maintenance and repair services across Fire Rescue and Facilities Management operations (responses due July 16, 2026); the Town of Berlin, Connecticut posting RFPs for on-call door and hardware services and on-call window and glazing services (both responses due June 25, 2026, two-year contracts beginning July 2026); Montgomery County, Pennsylvania soliciting bids for security window upgrades and window tint installation at a youth detention center (responses due June 11, 2026, Pennsylvania prevailing wage required); Pulaski County Commission requesting proposals for historic window replacement at the 1874 courthouse in Hawkinsville, Georgia (responses due June 19, 2026); and Santa Clara County requesting bids for window shade and film installation at parks facilities (responses due June 18, 2026, California D-52 license required). CDBG-funded residential rehabilitation projects typically require lead-based paint compliance, federal prevailing wage adherence, and EPA RRP certification for workers; commercial and government building projects often trigger prevailing wage, performance bonding, and accessibility mandates.