UNSPSC 25172301: Automotive windshields

UNSPSC 25172301 Automotive windshields (Commodity) covers glass repair, replacement, installation, and tinting services for municipal fleets and facilities, solicited by state motor pool operations, county public works departments, and city general services divisions on an as-needed or annual requirements basis. State and local buyers under this code contract for labor and materials to restore windshields, side windows, and glass components on vehicles, heavy equipment, and municipal infrastructure to manufacturer specifications and applicable safety standards. Installation capabilities often include mobile service delivery, walk-in counter service, and high-volume glazing work across multiple geographic service areas within a single jurisdiction.

Recent activity centers on two multi-state procurement vehicles and a handful of jurisdiction-specific contracts. The State of New Jersey Department of the Treasury, Division of Purchase and Property issued a three-year statewide requirements contract (T0084, due June 24, 2026) for automotive glass parts and windshield repair and replacement across five service regions with a partial small business enterprise set-aside; the City of Tucson issued an RFP (No. 226043, due August 18, 2026) for an annual requirements contract for window glass, aluminum wall, and screen installation work supporting environmental services and HUD-funded housing rehabilitation, subject to Section 3 labor compliance and prevailing wage requirements; Fulton County, Georgia solicited an IFB (due August 11, 2026) for glass repair products and services for municipal vehicles and emergency response assets; and the City of Arlington, Texas requested bids for an annual overhead door maintenance and repair contract (due July 23, 2026), which falls outside the windshield scope despite the UNSPSC tag. Geographic activity appears concentrated in the Southwest (Arizona), Southeast (Georgia), and Middle Atlantic (New Jersey) regions, with no clear national concentration. The New Jersey and Tucson opportunities represent the most substantial and recent articulations of actual buying under the code at state and local level.