UNSPSC 30171505: Metal doors

UNSPSC 30171505 Metal doors is a Commodity code that encompasses the procurement, fabrication, and installation of metal door systems and frames across state and local facilities. Recent opportunities show state and local governments buying commercial metal doors for building security and safety upgrades, specialized ballistic doors certified to blast-resistant standards, bifold hangar doors for aviation facilities, roll-up and overhead doors for maintenance and storage operations, and custom metal door fabrication for institutional infrastructure. The issuing bodies span state transportation and military departments, county government facilities, municipal police and fire departments, school districts, transit and airport authorities, and special-purpose agencies. Repeat buyers include Orange County Florida Fire Rescue (preventative maintenance contracts for commercial doors and gates), Collier County Florida (aircraft hangar door repairs), and California Department of Transportation (roll-up and security gate door replacements across multiple county locations).

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, California, and scattered state facilities in Oregon, Wisconsin, Connecticut, Georgia, and Arizona. Representative current opportunities include Orange County Florida's solicitation for commercial doors and gates preventative maintenance and repairs for Fire Rescue (IFB Y25-1033, due May 12, 2026, estimated contract value approximately $1,000,000); the City of St. Petersburg Police Department's ballistic door installation (RFQ QUOTE26282, due June 11, 2026, requiring UL 752 Level 4 certification with double automatic operators); Collier County Florida's Everglades Airpark Hangar Repairs with eight bifold hangar doors and 16 motor replacements (IFB 258614R, due April 30, 2026, Engineer's Opinion of Probable Cost $1,193,500 plus $100,000 alternate); the City of Bridgeport Connecticut's Black Rock School door replacement (IFB BMB038265, due May 20, 2026, FRP doors with electrified hardware); Hillsborough County Public Schools' garage and shed door parts and installation services (ITB 26132-ITB-MST, due May 11, 2026, targeting projects under $10,000); and Caltrans' roll-up door and security gate replacement projects in San Joaquin and San Bernardino counties (IFB 32A0695 and IFPQ 08A3952, due April 28 and April 15, 2026 respectively). Qualification requirements across these opportunities typically mandate five or more years of relevant installation or repair experience, manufacturer-authorized relationships (Lift Master, HySecurity, Von Durpin, Special-Lite), valid contractor licensing, prevailing wage compliance where applicable, and comprehensive insurance coverage ($1 million to $2 million general liability minimums). Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction—District of Columbia's Events DC RFP 25-S-046 (due May 29, 2026) carries a 35 percent CBE set-aside with 12 additional preference points; Caltrans door and gate work in Shasta County (IFPQ 02A2475, due April 21, 2026) restricts bidding to certified small businesses, micro businesses, or disabled veteran business enterprises with a $461,000 cap; Orange County Y25-1033 offers Service Disabled Veteran Business preference with 3–8 percent allowances by bid tier.