UNSPSC 30171606: Casement windows

UNSPSC 30171606 Casement windows (Commodity) shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity directly aligned with the code's nominal scope. The recent opportunities tagged to this Commodity code predominantly involve aluminum storefront and entrance systems, sliding windows, fixed windows in institutional settings, and integrated window-plus-shade replacement projects at schools and public buildings — a broader product mix than casement windows alone. The issuing bodies span county purchasing departments, municipal procurement offices, and school districts across multiple states, with no standout repeat buyer evident in the recent sample.

Activity appears concentrated in Florida (Orange County and Kissimmee Utility Authority), Arizona (City of Phoenix), Wisconsin (Portage County), South Carolina (Beaufort County), Michigan (Elk Rapids Schools), and Georgia (Burke County Schools). Representative recent opportunities include the Orange County, Florida sealed bid for the Fredrick Douglas Window Replacement project (Y26-743, response due June 9, 2026, estimated cost $319,428.00) covering demolition and installation of new aluminum storefront window systems with non-impact or impact-resistant options; the City of Phoenix Housing Department's RFP for multi-family window replacement (FY26-0861-13, response due May 11, 2026) requiring commercial-grade aluminum window systems and historic preservation compliance; and Elk Rapids Schools' RFP for window and window shade replacement (RFPELK2600000016301, response due April 17, 2026) specifying aluminum horizontal-sliding windows from named manufacturers plus compatible shades. The code's characterization as "casement windows" does not align closely with the recent solicitation activity, which emphasizes storefront systems, sliding windows, and multi-window facility upgrades rather than single-unit casement products.