UNSPSC 30171522: Air tight door

A door designed to prevent circulation of contaminated air and harmful gas.

UNSPSC 30171522 Air tight door (Commodity) covers commercial doors and frames that state and local governments procure for facility maintenance, repair, and renovation work. Recent solicitations show school districts, county agencies, and municipalities buying commercial entry doors, glass doors, metal doors, and associated hardware for multi-building portfolios, with specifications often including impact resistance, weather-stripping, and compliance with fire and safety codes. Issuing bodies span school districts (Pinellas County Schools), county departments (Broward County for Port Everglades and general county facilities), and city environmental and community development departments (City of Tucson). Work typically occurs under annual requirements or indefinite-quantity contracts rather than project-specific awards, with vendors performing repair, replacement, and installation across multiple facilities on an as-needed basis.

Recent opportunities cluster in Florida and Arizona. Pinellas County School District (Florida) solicited sealed electronic bids for commercial doors and frames due September 23, 2026 (RFP 26AM020), requiring General Liability Insurance with $1,000,000 per occurrence and product samples as material evaluation components. Broward County (Florida) issued an open-end indefinite-quantity contract RFP due October 2, 2026 (BLD2131033B2) for repair or replacement of windows, glass doors, wood doors, metal doors, and hardware across Port Everglades and other county agencies, with a 25 percent County Business Enterprise goal and impact-resistance and Miami-Dade County approval requirements for exterior doors. The City of Tucson (Arizona) posted an RFP (226043) for window glass and related materials including aluminum wall work and screen installation, with an initial one-year term renewable for four additional years; the due date shown in the source (August 18, 2022) appears dated and should be verified against current posting status. San Bernardino County (California) issued a non-binding RFI on window sealing and repair posted June 6, 2026, signaling potential future procurement activity. Insurance, bonding, local licensing (Florida Certified General Contractor, Certified Glazing Contractor, or equivalent), and set-aside compliance (CBE in Broward County; Section 3 in Tucson) are standard contract conditions.