UNSPSC 30171522: Air tight door

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

UNSPSC 30171522 Air tight door is a Commodity code. State and local governments procure hangar doors, bifold doors with personnel access provisions, and related sealing and repair services under this code, though recent activity is limited and primarily tied to specialized facility repair projects rather than standalone door procurement. The code sees activity from county governments and special-purpose districts pursuing construction and maintenance work, particularly in aviation and disaster-recovery contexts. Scope of work centers on replacement, repair, and installation of aircraft hangar doors and associated structural systems, often bundled with broader facility restoration rather than solicited as discrete door assemblies or supplies.

Geographic activity is concentrated in Florida, driven by post-Hurricane Ian recovery work. Collier County has solicited twice under this code for Everglades Airpark Hangar Repairs—an initial IFB (Bid No. 25-8614) with a response deadline of March 30, 2026, and a revised IFB (Bid No. 25-8614R) due April 23, 2026, both encompassing replacement of eight bifold hangar doors (43 feet by 16 feet) with personnel access doors alongside motor replacements, flood vents, and comprehensive hangar restoration. The project's anticipated budget is $1,293,500 with an additional $378,750 owner's allowance. San Bernardino County in California issued a non-binding RFI on window sealing and repair (Solicitation 2607159, due July 10, 2026), but this represents market intelligence gathering rather than a committed procurement and does not clearly map to hangar-door scope. The code shows limited routine activity outside disaster-recovery and specialized facility contexts; most opportunities require federal compliance, prevailing wage adherence, performance bonding, and multi-step pre-bid processes typical of grant-funded construction.