NIGP 91015: Door Installation, Maintenance, and Repair (Wood)

NIGP 91015 Door Installation, Maintenance, and Repair (Wood), an Item code, covers sealed-bid procurement of door and hardware work by state and local governments — primarily single-family residential rehabilitation funded through Community Development Block Grants, facility maintenance at public institutions, and conference-center upgrades. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers engaging contractors for window and door replacement on CDBG-funded homes, door relocation and new electric sliding-door installation at school warehouses, replacement of fabricated doors with electrified hardware at convention centers, and on-call door and hardware services for municipal buildings. The City of Lubbock Community Development Department dominates the recent opportunities block, issuing approximately twenty-five sealed-bid ITBs since April 2026 for minor and major residential rehabilitation under CDBG funding, each addressing window and door replacement as part of broader home repair scopes. Cobb County School District (Georgia), the Town of Berlin (Connecticut), the Washington Convention and Sports Authority / Events DC (District of Columbia), and Walworth County (Wisconsin) also appear as repeat or notable buyers. A handful of opportunities outside the residential-rehab space — the Cobb County freezer-door installation, Events DC convention-center door replacement with electrified access control, and Berlin's on-call door and hardware RFP — signal institutional and commercial demand as well.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, particularly Lubbock, with secondary clusters in Georgia, Connecticut, Colorado, and the District of Columbia. The City of Lubbock's CDBG-funded ITBs (posting dates April 17 through July 17, 2026) consistently bid single-family door and window replacement alongside bathroom, HVAC, and exterior work, with response dates typically two to three weeks post-posting and work scopes demanding lead-based paint compliance under 24 CFR 570 and 40 CFR 745. The Cobb County School District RFQ for door removal, relocation, and new electric sliding-door installation at Kennesaw Warehouse (posted July 8, 2026; due July 28, 2026) targets a specific facility task. Events DC's RFP 25-S-046 (posted April 30, 2026; due May 29, 2026) procures eighty fabricated Special-Lite SL-19 hybrid FRP doors in Dark Maple finish and electrified Von Durpin hardware integration, with a 35 percent Certified Business Enterprise set-aside and Service Contract Act wage determinations. The Town of Berlin's RFP 2026-29 (posted June 15, 2026; due June 25, 2026) seeks on-call door and hardware services on a two-year contract running July 2026 through June 2028, billed hourly, with travel and mileage charges, targeting municipal building maintenance. Bidders should expect CDBG compliance, prevailing-wage obligations, lead-safe work-practice certification, and HUB/SBE consideration in Lubbock procurements; Events DC requires five-year commercial or institutional experience, DC contractor licensure, and Lenel access-control familiarity; Berlin requires three years' Connecticut experience, state licensing, and statutory insurance limits.