UNSPSC 30171507: Door frames

UNSPSC 30171507 Door frames, a Commodity code, encompasses the supply and installation of door frame systems across state and local government facilities, including specialized applications such as ballistic-rated frames, overhead/motorized systems, and commercial hardware integration. State and local governments buy replacement door frames for routine facility maintenance, emergency repairs following natural disasters, security upgrades, and new construction projects. The issuing bodies span school districts, county facilities management departments, transit and airport authorities, state corrections agencies, universities, and municipal police and fire departments. Recent solicitations show a mix of routine preventative maintenance contracts, emergency repairs following storm damage, specialized security installations, and bulk procurement for facility-wide modernization projects.

Activity concentrates in Florida—Orange County Fire Rescue, Collier County airports, and St. Petersburg Police Department have posted multiple door-frame-related solicitations within the past six months—with additional recent opportunities in California (Caltrans maintenance stations in Monterey, San Luis Obispo, and Shasta counties), Georgia (school security vestibule construction), Oregon (Air National Guard exterior repairs), Wisconsin (University of Wisconsin-Madison general doors and frames purchase through cooperative bidding), Connecticut (school door replacement), and Texas (county purchasing relocation notice). Representative recent procurements include Collier County's Everglades Airpark Hangar Repairs (ITB 258614R, sealed bids due April 23, 2026, encompassing eight bifold hangar doors and 16 motor replacements following Hurricane Ian damage), the City of St. Petersburg Police Department Ballistic Door Installation (RFQ QUOTE26176 and QUOTE26282, responses due April 13 and June 11, 2026, requiring UL 752 Level 4 certified ballistic door systems with frames), Caltrans door and door frame replacement at Redding Maintenance Station (IFPQ 02A2475, due April 21, 2026, restricted to small businesses and DVBEs), and the Washington Convention and Sports Authority's Meeting Room Door Replacement (RFP 25-S-046, due May 29, 2026, restricted to CBE-certified vendors, for 80 Special-Lite hybrid FRP doors with electrified hardware). Activity suggests steady demand driven by facility maintenance cycles, safety upgrades, and disaster recovery; door frame work frequently appears bundled within larger construction or facility modernization projects rather than as standalone solicitations.