UNSPSC 30171520: Door and window loop

Used to run cable from the door frame to the door stile

UNSPSC 30171520 Door and window loop is a Commodity code covering fasteners, hardware components, and assembly elements used in door and window systems. State and local governments procure under this code primarily through school districts, county property and facilities agencies, and municipal departments soliciting commercial doors, frames, windows, glass doors, and related hardware for maintenance, repair, and replacement work on public buildings, transit infrastructure, and residential properties. Recent opportunities show demand for complete door and window assemblies (including frames, hardware, glazing, and fastening elements) rather than discrete loop components alone, with issuing bodies specifying impact-resistant construction, weather-stripping, panic hardware, automated entry systems, and compliance with building codes including NFPA 101 and NFPA 80.

Activity is concentrated in Florida and Arizona, with recent solicitations from Pinellas County School District, Broward County, the City of Tucson, and San Bernardino County. Pinellas County Schools issued IFB 26AM020 (due September 23, 2026) for commercial doors and frames, requiring product samples and General Liability Insurance with $1 million per-occurrence limits; the District references pricing through State of Florida Department of Management Services contracts and engages in price negotiation. Broward County solicited an open-end indefinite-quantity contract (BLD2131033B2, due October 2, 2026) for repair and replacement of windows, glass doors, wood doors, metal doors, and related hardware across Port Everglades and multiple county agencies, with a 25 percent County Business Enterprise goal, license requirements (Florida Certified General or Building Contractor, or Broward County WD or Glazing Contractor license), and a $350,000 annual pass-thru allowance for permits and materials. The City of Tucson's RFP 226043 (closed August 18, 2022) sought an annual requirements contract for window glass, aluminum walls, screen installation, and related materials for the Environmental and General Services and Housing and Community Development departments, with HUD funding and Section 3 compliance requirements. San Bernardino County issued an RFI on window sealing and repair (due July 10, 2026) as a market-intelligence exercise for a potential future RFB.