UNSPSC 25172303: Automotive windows

UNSPSC 25172303 Automotive windows is a Commodity code covering the supply and installation of window glass, automotive glass parts, and related glazing materials and services for municipal vehicle fleets, facilities, and public housing rehabilitation programs. State and local governments procure under this code for windshield and automotive glass repair and replacement; window glass furnishing and installation for buildings; glass fabrication, tinting, and specialty services for municipal equipment; and related materials such as aluminum frames, screens, and weatherproofing products. Issuing bodies include city and county departments of public works and transportation, housing and community development agencies, environmental services divisions, and statewide purchasing cooperatives. Recent solicitations show activity from mid-sized and large municipalities as well as state-level cooperative purchasing vehicles serving multiple jurisdictions.

Recent opportunities span Arizona, Georgia, Oregon, Texas, New Jersey, and Washington state. The City of Tucson (RFP No. 226043, due August 18, 2026) seeks multiple contractors for annual requirements for window glass and related materials serving Environmental and General Services and Housing and Community Development departments across commercial, industrial, and residential projects, with prevailing wage compliance and HUD Section 3 reporting requirements. Fulton County, Georgia (IFB/GS/DPW/2607-1270011, due August 11, 2026) is requesting glass repair products and services for municipal vehicles and specialized emergency response equipment. The State of New Jersey Department of the Treasury (Bid Solicitation #26DPP01309, due June 24, 2026) awarded a statewide contract for automotive glass parts and windshield repair and replacement across six service categories and five geographic regions, with certified technician requirements and a partial set-aside for small business enterprises. These solicitations reflect demand for both routine maintenance and emergency repair capacity, with emphasis on local presence, technician certification, and compliance with prevailing wage and disadvantaged business enterprise provisions.