UNSPSC 30161721: Flooring threshold

Item that provides smooth finishing of flooring edges.

UNSPSC 30161721 Flooring threshold, a Commodity code, encompasses installation, repair, and replacement of door thresholds and flooring transitions at building entrances and interior openings in state and local facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local governments purchasing threshold products and installation labor as components of larger flooring, entrance, and building-systems projects, and occasionally as standalone door and threshold maintenance and repair services. Issuing bodies include city public works and facilities departments, county building maintenance operations, fire departments, universities, and special-purpose districts. The work is typically bundled with broader flooring restoration, building entrance renovation, or overhead door servicing rather than procured in isolation. A City of Norwich, Connecticut RFP solicited flooring repair and refinishing at a fire station, which may include threshold work as part of the overall floor system; a Portage County, Wisconsin courthouse remodel requested bids for aluminum entrances and storefronts (TP 01) as one of four trade packages, potentially encompassing threshold components. The code shows activity across Connecticut, Georgia, Texas, Wisconsin, California, and Oregon in recent months, with no single jurisdiction or region dominating the pipeline.

Representatives of recent threshold-related opportunities reflect the code's integration into broader facility projects rather than standalone procurement. The City of Norwich's RFP #27-35 (due November 5, 2026) for Greeneville Fire Station floor repair includes flooring restoration and new installation work across designated station areas. The University of Texas at Tyler's Cowan Center Lobby Renovation RFP (due May 18, 2026) specified resilient flooring systems and ceramic tile work as components of a comprehensive lobby renovation, though threshold language was not explicitly highlighted in available summaries. Portage County, Wisconsin's Phase 1 Courthouse Remodel (due June 2, 2026) requested bids for Aluminum Entrances & Storefronts and Tile Carpeting as separate trade packages, likely encompassing threshold specifications. The absence of threshold-specific IFB or RFQ notices suggests the code captures threshold procurement primarily within multi-trade renovation and maintenance contexts, making standalone threshold opportunities infrequent in the recent state and local procurement record.