UNSPSC 30141510: Door sweep

UNSPSC 30141510 Door sweep, a Commodity code, covers physical weatherstripping and sweep products installed at building entry and interior doorways to reduce air infiltration, water intrusion, and noise transmission. State and local governments procure door sweeps as components of facility renovation, modernization, and maintenance projects, often bundled within broader construction management or general contracting scopes rather than as standalone line-item purchases. The code sees activity primarily through school districts and municipal housing authorities executing capital improvement programs, particularly in the context of HVAC efficiency upgrades, facility-wide renovations, and accessibility modifications.

Recent state and local opportunities show limited direct sourcing of door sweeps as discrete commodities; instead, the work appears embedded in larger construction and renovation contracts. The Housing Authority of the City of Hartford, Connecticut issued IFB #1279 Scattered Site Door Assessment & Improvements (bid opening September 17, 2026), which contemplates door-related work across scattered housing sites. Stephens County Board of Education in Toccoa, Georgia solicited CM at Risk proposals for districtwide renovations and modifications under RFP PE55598NONST2027000000002 (due October 9, 2026) with an estimated construction budget of $20 million to $26 million, encompassing bathroom renovations, HVAC improvements, and facility modifications where door sweeps would typically be specified. Wyoming Public Schools in Michigan issued sealed bids for the Gladiola Elementary and Secondary Learning Academy project (due August 31, 2026) with gymnasium additions and building remodeling. Activity concentrates in the Northeast and Midwest, with school districts representing the primary issuing-body type. No cooperative purchasing vehicles specifically for door sweeps have emerged in the recent opportunities block.