UNSPSC 30171501: Glass doors

UNSPSC 30171501 Glass doors, a Commodity code, encompasses the furnishing and installation of glass door systems—including standard commercial glass doors, ballistic-resistant glass doors meeting UL 752 standards, storefront glass doors, and associated frames and hardware—that state and local governments procure for facility security, public access, and operational needs. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers pursuing ballistic glass installations at police facilities and recreation centers, standard glass door replacements at schools and administrative buildings, storefront door systems at public facilities, and preventative maintenance contracts for existing glass and commercial door infrastructure across multiple locations.

State departments, county governments, cities, school districts, and special-purpose districts issue solicitations under this code, with notable repeat activity from Orange County, Florida (which has posted multiple preventative maintenance and repair contracts for commercial doors and gates across fire rescue and facilities management divisions), Collier County, Florida (hangar repairs involving bifold glass doors), and several Michigan and Florida school districts seeking door and hardware replacement. The City of Leesburg, Florida issued IFB 26-019-LK for Level 2 ballistic-resistant glass installation at a recreation complex with a response deadline of July 22, 2026; the City of St. Petersburg issued a quote request (QUOTE26176) for a double automatic ballistic door system at police headquarters with a response deadline of April 13, 2026; Marshall Public Schools issued an RFB for glass doors and transom frames at Walters Elementary School (RFPMARS2600000020741) with bids due June 15, 2026; and Corunna Public Schools (Michigan) solicited exterior door installations across three school facilities (RFPCOR2600000021881) with bids due June 19, 2026. Geographic activity centers on Florida (particularly Orange County and the Tampa Bay region), Michigan, Wisconsin, Connecticut, Georgia, Texas, and the Pacific Northwest, with recent opportunities spanning public safety facilities, K-12 schools, higher education, airports, convention centers, and county administrative buildings. Maintenance and repair work for existing glass and commercial door systems represents a significant portion of current procurement activity, alongside new installations tied to facility upgrades, security improvements, and code compliance work.