UNSPSC 30161905: Door surrounds

UNSPSC 30161905 Door surrounds (Commodity) covers residential roof and gutter replacement work that state and local governments procure primarily through community development and housing rehabilitation programs. Recent opportunities under this code show the City of Jackson Community Development Department soliciting sealed bids for roof strip-and-replace, gutter installation, and related residential envelope repairs funded through Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) programs serving program-qualified homeowners. Work includes removal and installation of architectural shingles across 4–20 roofing squares per property, K-type aluminum gutter and downspout installation (typically 80–180 linear feet of gutter and 50–80 linear feet of downspout), flashing, ice shield protection, and incidental work such as tree trimming or basement handrails. All projects carry federal compliance obligations tied to CDBG funding: Davis-Bacon Act prevailing wages, Section 3 employment priorities for low- and very low-income persons, equal employment opportunity under Executive Order 11246, and Clean Air and Water Act standards. Contractors must hold active state licensure, SAM.gov registration, comprehensive general liability insurance (minimum $300,000 to $500,000 combined single limit), performance and payment bonds, and an eighteen-month warranty on completed work.

The Melbourne Airport Authority also appears in recent activity, soliciting commercial box gutter repairs (7-inch aluminum, 0.032- or 0.040-inch thickness) at two airport locations under ITB 2026-0604, with MGM Contracting of Cocoa, Florida awarded at $98,900 in June 2026. The City of Jackson Community Development Department is the dominant repeat buyer in the dataset, issuing five CDBG-funded residential repair solicitations between late June and late August 2026 (solicitation numbers 2026COMMUNITYDEVELOPMENT025, 026, 030, 044, and 045), all with response dates in late June or late August and all posted on the City of Jackson e-Procurement Portal. Fontana Unified School District also solicited water piping replacement in California in June 2026, though this work falls outside the gutter and roofing scope typical of the code. Michigan (Jackson) and Florida (Melbourne) show the most recent documented activity; California appears once for an unrelated project. No pre-bid meetings are held; contractors arrange site visits directly with homeowners or project managers.