UNSPSC 11162105: Glass fabric or cloth

UNSPSC 11162105 Glass fabric or cloth is a Commodity code that covers ballistic-resistant glass and specialized fabric components used in protective installations and marine applications. State and local governments procure this code primarily for security hardening of public facilities and equipment repair in law enforcement and recreation contexts. The City of Leesburg, Florida, and Orange County, California, exemplify the mix of issuing bodies — municipalities and county agencies — that use this code for concrete applications ranging from ballistic-resistant glazing at recreation complexes to marine-grade canvas and waterproof fabric repair for sheriff's harbor patrol operations. The scope includes furnishing and installing ballistic-resistant glass to UL 752 standards, custom fabrication and repair of marine-grade canvas items such as bimini covers and boat covers, and fabric-covered shade structures, with work performed by contractors meeting insurance, licensing, and business-tenure requirements.

Recent activity clusters in Florida and California. The City of Leesburg posted IFB 26-019-LK on July 2, 2026, requesting bids for Level 2 ballistic-resistant glass installation at the Recreation Complex Administrative Office and hallway entrance, with bids due July 22, 2026, at 11:00 a.m. and a specification question deadline of July 13, 2026. Orange County, Sheriff-Coroner, solicited repair and replacement of canvas and marine articles through competitive bid MA06026010722SC, due February 6, 2026, for Harbor Patrol operations across Corona Del Mar, Dana Point, and Sunset Beach, offering a five percent local small business preference and DVBE certification incentive. The City of Dallas posted a purchase solicitation for fabric-covered shade structures (IFB IFSPKRB2300024) with a March 17, 2026 deadline, requiring delivery to a single city address and FOB delivery-site pricing. Ballistic-resistant installations and specialized marine fabric repair dominate the recent opportunity stream, suggesting sustained investment in public-facility security and fleet maintenance across these jurisdictions.