UNSPSC 30171508: Pocket doors

UNSPSC 30171508 Pocket doors (Commodity) encompasses electric sliding doors, commercial swing and roll-up doors, overhead doors, and associated repair and maintenance services that state and local governments procure for facility access, security, and operational needs. Recent state and local solicitations under this code reflect a mix of new installations, preventative maintenance contracts, and emergency repair services across municipal buildings, school facilities, county fire rescue operations, and public-access sites. The work includes door furnishing and installation with compliance testing, parts procurement and inventory management, regular inspections and tune-ups, and emergency response repair on a unit-price or lump-sum basis. Issuing bodies span city governments, county school districts, county purchasing departments, and county facilities management offices. Pinellas County School District has posted two overlapping commercial doors and frames solicitations; Orange County, Florida has issued separate maintenance contracts for Fire Rescue and Facilities Management operations; and the City of St. Petersburg has solicited specialized installations including electric sliding doors for public facilities and ballistic-rated door systems for police headquarters.

Recent opportunities cluster in Florida and California, with activity also documented in Georgia and across the Sun Belt. Representative recent solicitations include the City of St. Petersburg's RFQ QUOTE26341 for electric sliding door installation at the Pier Gift Shop (response due November 3, 2026), Pinellas County School District's IFB 26AM022 for commercial doors and frames with an estimated annual value of $250,000 (response due October 15, 2026), Broward County's open-end RFP BLD2131033B2 for window and door repair or replacement with a $350,000 annual pass-thru allowance (response due October 2, 2026), Henry County, Georgia's RFP #27-10 for overhead and ADA door inspections, preventative maintenance, and repair services across 50 county locations (response due September 15, 2026), and Orange County, Florida's sealed offers Y261017 and Y261011 for commercial doors and gates maintenance across Facilities Management and Fire Rescue (both responses due July 16, 2026). Qualifications typically require prior installation or maintenance experience, state contractor licensing, bonding, commercial general liability insurance, and compliance with local business preferences or small-business set-asides where applicable.