UNSPSC 30171525: Pressure door

A door specially manufactured and installed for the purpose of adjusting external atmospheric pressure and atmospheric pressure in work place by installing it at the entrance to air caisson workroom.

UNSPSC 30171525 Pressure door, a Commodity code, covers the fabrication, supply, and installation of specialized high-performance doors including high-speed roll-up apparatus bay doors, ballistic-rated entry doors, and commercial metal and wood doors with frames and hardware for state and local facilities. Recent solicitations show state and local governments buying pressure doors primarily for fire stations, police buildings, schools, and administrative facilities, with work spanning removal of existing systems, new-door installation, frame preparation, hardware integration, testing, and operator/control systems commissioning.

Recent purchasing activity originates from cities, counties, school districts, and special-purpose authorities across the Southeast, Mid-Atlantic, and upper Midwest, with repeat buyers including Pinellas County Schools in Florida (two separate commercial-door solicitations in September 2026 under UNSPSC classifications), the City of Bridgeport, Connecticut (two school door-replacement bids in April and May 2026), Orange County Fire Rescue in Florida, and municipal fire departments. The City of Milton, Georgia issued ITB 27-FD01 (due November 4, 2026) for ten high-speed roll-up apparatus bay doors and operators at two fire stations, requiring demonstration of three prior similar fire-station projects and manufacturer authorization, with a tentative award date of December 7, 2026. Pinellas County Schools issued commercial-door solicitations 26-AM-020 (due September 23, 2026) and 26-AM-022 (due October 15, 2026) seeking non-rated and fire-rated steel doors, wood doors, and associated hardware on annual contract terms; the October solicitation carries an estimated annual value of $250,000 excluding renewals and applies a Florida business preference of 5% for non-Florida bidders. The City of St. Petersburg requested proposals (due June 11, 2026) to install one UL 752 Level 4 ballistic door system at Police Department Headquarters. Broward County's October 2, 2026 RFP for repair and replacement of windows, glass doors, and wood doors across multiple county agencies carries a 25% County Business Enterprise goal and includes a pass-thru allowance structure totaling $350,000 annually for permits, materials, specialty subcontractors, and equipment. Washington's Events DC issued RFP 25-S-046 (due May 29, 2026) for eighty Special-Lite FRP doors and Von Duprin electrified hardware at the Walter E. Washington Convention Center, with a 35% set-aside for Certified Business Enterprises and Service Contract Act wage requirements. Recent activity also includes overhead-door and gate-maintenance contracts from Solano County, California (due June 13, 2025, for multiple county facilities) and the County of Santa Clara, California (ITB due September 17, 2026, for as-needed repair and replacement services countywide).