UNSPSC 30171521: Water tight door

A door designed to block water and prevent leakage.

UNSPSC 30171521 Water tight door, a Commodity code, shows minimal recent activity aligned with its nominal scope. State and local governments do not appear to be soliciting watertight doors specifically under this code at present. The recent opportunities tagged to this code involve boiler and water heater testing and maintenance (Orange County, California Sheriff-Coroner), commercial doors and frames (Pinellas County School District), windows and glass doors repair or replacement (Broward County), window glass installation and related materials (City of Tucson), and window sealing and repair (San Bernardino County). None of these solicitations target watertight doors as a distinct product line; the code appears to be a misclassification artifact in state and local procurement systems rather than an active procurement category. Boiler service work dominates the tagged opportunities, but that scope falls outside the watertight door commodity definition.

The issuing bodies span a county sheriff's department, a school district, a county government, a city, and another county, distributed across California, Florida, and Arizona. The single active opportunity with a firm response deadline is the Orange County Sheriff-Coroner's RFP for boiler and water heater testing, insulation, and repair services, due October 14, 2026, requiring a California C-4 license and five to ten years of consecutive experience with similar public-agency work, with a three-year initial contract term effective January 14, 2027. Given the code's mismatch to actual procurement activity and the absence of solicitations for watertight doors themselves, pursuit under this code is not warranted at this time.