UNSPSC 30171604: Double hung windows

UNSPSC 30171604 Double hung windows is a Commodity code covering the supply and installation of residential and commercial window systems, including frame, glazing, hardware, and labor for both new construction and replacement projects. State and local governments procure double hung windows primarily for building rehabilitation, facility maintenance, and historic restoration work across municipal buildings, courthouses, utility facilities, and public housing stock. Recent activity shows window replacement featuring Low-E glazing with argon insulation, thermal performance ratings, UV blocking, and wind-resistance specifications (including 100 mph ratings for hurricane-prone regions); storefront aluminum systems with impact-resistant or non-impact glazing; and dual-pane tempered glazing for security and energy efficiency. Installation scopes routinely include demolition of existing windows, frame preservation or replacement, metal work, sealing, and finish work such as gypsum board patching and painting. Issuing bodies span counties, municipalities, utility authorities, and regional public agencies. Florida counties and cities dominate recent solicitations, reflecting acute replacement demand in hurricane-exposed jurisdictions; work also appears in Connecticut, Wisconsin, and Arizona.

Recent opportunities include Kissimmee Utility Authority's RFQ for twelve sliding windows with Low-E and argon gas at the Marydia Substation Pavilion (due July 29, 2016); Escambia County's ITB for east-facing storefront replacement at the Matt Bell Building and Ordon's Orvis Building in Downtown Pensacola, covering fourteen glass panels with energy-efficient tempered dual-pane glazing and sixty-day completion (due October 14, 2026); Monroe County Board of County Commissioners' RFS for aluminum storefront and entrance-door replacement at Old Plantation Key Courthouse with impact-resistant safety glazing and final completion by November 16, 2026 (due September 28, 2026); Broward County's indefinite-quantity contract for window and glass door repair or replacement across Port Everglades and multiple county agencies with a 25 percent CBE goal (due October 2, 2026); and Orange County's sealed bid for the Fredrick Douglas Window Replacement project (estimated $319,428.00) with aluminum storefront installation and three bid options for non-impact, impact-resistant, or mixed systems (due August 13, 2026). The City of Tucson issued an annual requirements RFP for window glass, aluminum wall, and screen installation serving residential and commercial properties (due August 18, 2022), and the Town of Groton, Connecticut solicited residential window replacement as part of a broader interior and exterior repair scope (due August 21, 2026).