UNSPSC 30171523: Fire door

A door designed to provide emergency exit for escape from fire and to block the spread of fire.

UNSPSC 30171523 Fire door, a Commodity code, encompasses the supply and installation of fire-rated doors, frames, hardware, and related certification services for state and local facilities. State and local governments procure fire doors primarily for school buildings, correctional facilities, port authorities, and public housing under this code, often bundled with window frames, panic hardware, and automated entry systems. Issuing bodies include school districts, county governments, state correctional departments, and municipal housing authorities. Installation work typically includes labor, materials, hardware compliance with fire and building codes (NFPA 80, NFPA 101, Miami-Dade impact resistance standards), warranties, and post-installation certification and labeling by third-party testing agencies. State and local buyers often establish indefinite-quantity or annual requirements contracts with performance terms of 30 business days or less per project, standard two-year warranties on labor and parts, and compliance with prevailing wage and HUD Section 3 requirements where applicable.

Recent activity spans Florida, California, Connecticut, and Arizona. The Pinellas County School District (Florida) issued IFB 26AM020 for commercial doors and frames due September 23, 2026, with product samples required and General Liability Insurance limits of $1 million/$2 million for projects under $500,000. Broward County (Florida) posted RFP BLD2131033B2 for repair and replacement of windows, glass doors, and wood doors across multiple county agencies, due October 2, 2026, under an open-end indefinite-quantity contract with a 25 percent County Business Enterprise goal and a $350,000 annual pass-thru allowance for permits and materials. The California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation issued IFB 0000040291 for fire door and window frame certification and labeling services at Corcoran State Prison, due October 19, 2026, requiring third-party agencies with minimum five years of testing experience and NFPA 80 qualification. The Housing Authority of the City of Hartford (Connecticut) solicited sealed bids under RFP 1279 for scattered-site door assessment and improvements, with bid opening September 17, 2026 and a mandatory pre-bid walk-through August 31, 2026. Earlier activity in San Bernardino County (California) and the City of Tucson (Arizona) shows sustained demand for window sealing, repair, and installation services bundled with fire-door work.