UNSPSC 30171516: Door screen

Material used for screen doors, not the door itself.

UNSPSC 30171516 Door screen (Commodity) shows minimal recent activity in state and local procurement and displays a fundamental mismatch between the code's nominal scope and the opportunities actually posted against it. The code nominally covers manufactured door screens, but recent state and local solicitations tagged to this code do not align with that product category. Of the five opportunities in the block, one is a departmental relocation notice containing no procurement scope; one is a market-intelligence RFI on window sealing and repair; one is a comprehensive disaster-recovery hangar restoration project including bifold doors, electrical systems, concrete work, and metal cladding; one is a five-year requirements contract for aluminum sign blanks (street name blades, stop signs, yield signs, rectangular and diamond signs); and one is an as-needed task-order contract for general trade labor services across school facilities (drywall, masonry, stucco, tile, canopy repairs, screening, and miscellaneous general repairs). None of these represent door screen procurement in the traditional sense.

The issuing bodies span a county purchasing department (Williamson County, Texas), county public works and procurement offices (San Bernardino County, California; Orange County, Florida; Collier County, Florida), and a school district (Manatee County Schools, Florida). The geographic activity is concentrated in Florida (three opportunities) with secondary activity in Texas and California. The code shows no meaningful state and local procurement activity for door screens as a distinct product line, and the opportunities present do not support a realistic pursuit strategy grounded in the code's actual scope.