UNSPSC 30171518: Blem door

A term used for blemished doors

UNSPSC 30171518 Blem door, a Commodity code, shows minimal relevant recent activity in state and local procurement. The code's nominal scope—building or facility doors, likely bifold or specialty hangar door systems—aligns with one substantive opportunity in the recent record: Collier County, Florida's sealed-bid solicitation (Bid No. 25-8614R, posted April 22, 2026, response due April 30, 2026) for Everglades Airpark Hangar Repairs, which includes replacement of eight bifold hangar doors measuring 43 feet by 16 feet with integral personnel access doors and 16 hangar door motor replacements. This is a grant-funded, hurricane-recovery construction project with an anticipated total budget of $1.67 million (including the Owner's Allowance). Beyond this single project-specific solicitation, the recent-opportunities block contains an RFI from San Bernardino County on window sealing and repair (non-binding market intelligence effort, posted June 6, 2026), aluminum sign blanks from Orange County (an unrelated commodity), general trade labor services from Manatee County Schools, and a Williamson County administrative notice unrelated to procurement. The bifold hangar door work in the Collier County IFB represents the only recent state or local opportunity with direct relevance to this code.

Florida appears to be the only state with substantive recent activity under this code, driven by post-Hurricane Ian facility repairs at Everglades Airpark. The Collier County solicitation is a sealed IFB (formerly advertised as Bid No. 25-8614 in February 2026 and reposted in April 2026 as 25-8614R) requiring sealed electronic submission through OpenGov, with a non-mandatory pre-bid meeting and site visit. The project involves FEMA Public Assistance funding, prevailing wage compliance, 2 CFR Part 200 and federal labor standards, and local vendor preference provisions. Bidders must hold Florida contractor licenses, maintain E-Verify enrollment, and submit performance and payment bonds equal to 100 percent of the contract award plus a bid bond of five percent. Without additional recent opportunities in the source, the code registers as quiet outside this grant-funded project recovery context.