NIGP 91080: Window Installation, Maintenance, and Repair (Wood)

NIGP 91080 Window Installation, Maintenance, and Repair (Wood), Item, covers the installation, maintenance, repair, and replacement of windows across state and local facilities — though recent solicitations reveal a broader scope than the legacy code name suggests, encompassing automatic doors, vision glass panels, storefront systems, and window treatments alongside traditional window work. State and local governments are buying scheduled and emergency window and door maintenance at fixed hourly rates; removal and replacement of failed or historic windows with new stock or custom-built units; and installation of safety sensors, access control integration, and specialized glazing (thermopane, laminated, tempered, security glass, and plexiglass). Issuing bodies span state departments (California Department of Veterans Affairs, Illinois Department of Natural Resources, Texas HHSC, California Military Department, Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind), transit authorities (Maryland Transit Administration, California High-Speed Rail Authority), counties (DeKalb County, San Bernardino County, Tuolumne County), cities (Detroit, Lubbock, Eugene, Tucson, Columbus), community colleges (Hudson Valley Community College, Everett Community College), and other special-purpose districts. The City of Lubbock Community Development appears frequently across minor-rehabilitation residential programs funded through CDBG. Repeat buyers also include Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind (multiple door and window campaigns), Illinois Department of Natural Resources (historic preservation at state sites), and Texas HHSC (maintenance contracts at state-supported living centers).

Geographic activity clusters in California (automatic-door and window-maintenance contracts at veterans and educational facilities, high-speed rail corridor work in Merced through Kings counties, state-school window systems), Texas (HHSC maintenance at Rusk and San Angelo), Florida (school campus door replacement and storefront work), Illinois (historic window restoration at state historic sites), and Maryland (historic window restoration at transit facilities). Representative recent solicitations include the California Department of Veterans Affairs' IFB 26YS0015 for automatic-door and safety-sensor maintenance at the Veterans Home of California at Yountville (due October 29, 2026), the Illinois Department of Natural Resources' emergency notice for historic window restoration at the Old State Capitol in Springfield (RFI due January 5, 2027), the Texas HHSC's IFB HHS0017606 for glass and window maintenance at San Angelo State Supported Living Center (bids due September 30, 2026, with a $50,000 historical spend baseline), the California Military Department's IFB No. 132405 for metal-door and vision-glass replacement at Ontario Armory (bids due October 2, 2026, mandatory pre-bid September 11), and the Maryland Transit Administration's bid for repair and replacement of 173 windows at Washington Boulevard Shops in Baltimore (bids due September 22, 2026, with estimated contract value exceeding $2.5 million). Prevailing wage and set-aside requirements (DVBE, SB/MB, DBE) are common; many California solicitations carry 3–5 percent DVBE incentives or participation goals, and several require factory training, state-licensure (CSLB C-17 glazing and D-28 doors licenses in California), and compliance with ANSI standards or historic preservation officer approval.