UNSPSC 30171510: Automatic doors

UNSPSC 30171510 Automatic doors, a Commodity code, covers motorized entrance and access control systems that state and local governments purchase for facility security, emergency response, and operational efficiency. Recent solicitations reveal that buying under this code spans high-speed roll-up bay doors for fire stations, ballistic-rated security doors for police facilities, overhead and rolling doors for warehouses and transfer stations, automatic gate operators for water pump stations, and ongoing maintenance and repair services for installed equipment across municipal campuses and transportation hubs. The code draws activity from diverse issuing bodies—city fire departments and police operations, county general services and procurement offices, community colleges and school districts, transit authorities and airport operators, and special-purpose districts managing solid waste and water facilities.

Recent activity concentrates in California, Florida, and the Northeast, with notable solicitations including the City of Milton's ITB 27-FD01 for ten high-speed roll-up apparatus bay doors at two fire stations (response due November 4, 2026), the Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County's ITB 26-12/HV for overhead doors and fire shutters on an as-needed basis (response due July 13, 2026), the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's Invitation for Bid #6000003300 for rolling steel and high-speed fabric door maintenance and repair at Newark Liberty International Airport (response due May 18, 2026), and the City of West Sacramento's ITB #26-068-ITB for replacement of a gate operator with a Liftmaster HDSL24UL unit at Bridgeway Lakes water pump station (response due September 10, 2026). Maintenance and repair contracts predominate, often structured as annual requirements or as-needed service agreements with prevailing-wage and licensing requirements; new installation work typically requires demonstrated prior experience, manufacturer authorization, performance and payment bonds, and comprehensive insurance coverage. Geographic spread extends beyond the initial cluster into Texas, Wisconsin, and Washington state, with cooperative purchasing vehicles like Sourcewell expanding market reach across multiple jurisdictions simultaneously.