UNSPSC 30171509: Revolving doors

UNSPSC 30171509 Revolving doors (Commodity) covers the supply and installation of commercial doors and frames, inclusive of hardware, locks, self-closers, stops, and sweeps, along with repair and replacement services on an as-needed basis. State and local governments procure these under this code through county facilities and school district maintenance programs, where the work spans interior and exterior door systems serving administrative buildings, schools, and specialized county departments. Issuing bodies include county purchasing departments, county school districts, and county facilities management offices, each treating doors as routine capital and maintenance assets rather than specialized equipment.

Recent activity shows Pinellas County, Florida driving the largest visible volume: Pinellas County Purchasing posted Solicitation 260735ITQ for commercial doors and frames supply and installation via Invitation to Quote with a response deadline of September 8, 2026 (though the posting date of September 17, 2026 suggests the solicitation may have closed or contained a date error), and the Pinellas County School District simultaneously posted Solicitation 26AM020 for sealed electronic bids on commercial doors and frames due September 23, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. via OpenGov Procurement. Both Pinellas solicitations emphasize product samples as a material evaluation component and require standard commercial general liability and workers' compensation insurance. The County of Santa Clara, California posted Invitation to Bid ITBPRCFY270080 for as-needed door repair, maintenance, inspection, and replacement services across countywide locations, due September 17, 2026, classified as public work requiring prevailing wages and a C-36 Plumbing Contractor's License at bid submission. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida and California based on recent postings; Pinellas County appears as a repeat buyer across both county and school district channels within a narrow timeframe, suggesting either coordinated procurement planning or independent but concurrent facility maintenance cycles.