UNSPSC 30171518: Blem door

A term used for blemished doors

UNSPSC 30171518 Blem door, a Commodity code, encompasses commercial and specialty doors—including wood, metal, glass, and automated entry systems—along with frames, hardware, and related installation services that state and local governments procure for facility maintenance, renovation, and public-infrastructure projects. Pinellas County Schools, Broward County, the City of Tucson, and San Bernardino County have recently solicited under this code for new doors, frame replacement, and repair work. School districts, county governments, and cities issue the majority of opportunities; issuing bodies frequently bundle door procurement with window and glass-door services under the same solicitation or cooperative purchasing arrangements. Work includes both commercial new-construction and repair-or-replacement projects, with scopes ranging from single-facility upgrades to multi-year open-end contracts serving multiple county departments or municipal divisions.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and the Southwest. Pinellas County Schools posted an IFB for commercial doors and frames due September 23, 2026, requiring product samples as part of the evaluation, General Liability Insurance with $1–5 million coverage depending on project size, and award through the OpenGov e-Procurement portal. Broward County issued an RFP for repair or replacement of windows, glass doors, wood doors, metal doors, and automated entry systems for the Port Everglades Department and other county agencies, with proposals due October 2, 2026, under an open-end indefinite-quantity contract carrying a 25 percent County Business Enterprise goal and requiring Miami-Dade County impact-resistant, weather-stripped exterior doors and hollow-metal-frame construction. The City of Tucson solicited an annual requirements contract (RFP 226043) for window glass and related materials that bundled glazing work with door-related services; the contract included HUD Section 3 requirements and prevailing wage compliance. San Bernardino County issued a non-binding RFI on window sealing and repair in June 2026 for market intelligence and vendor qualification ahead of a potential future RFB.