UNSPSC 30171608: Tilt or transom windows

UNSPSC 30171608 Tilt or transom windows (Commodity) does not align with recent state and local contract activity. The code's nominal scope—tilt or transom window units as products—sees no recent opportunities in the source records. The recent solicitations tagged under this code include aluminum sign blanks, multi-family window replacement services, school window and shade replacement, sheriff's office window installation, and courthouse remodeling packages; none involve tilt or transom window products or assemblies. Two opportunities in the sample (Williamson County's relocation notice and a Kissimmee Utility Authority window installation from 2016) are either administrative announcements or substantially dated, and the Burke County Public Schools design-build procurement focuses on security hardening with bullet-resistant glass rather than standard window products. The code shows little relevant recent activity; the mismatch between the commodity's product-level scope and the service-oriented or specialty-glass nature of current solicitations suggests either misclassification at point of posting or minimal state and local procurement of tilt or transom windows as discrete commodity items.

Geographic activity in the source spans Florida (Orange County), Wisconsin (Portage County), South Carolina (Beaufort County), Michigan (Elk Rapids Schools), Arizona (City of Phoenix Housing Department), and Georgia (Burke County Public Schools), with no concentration in any single state. Counties and school districts represent the largest share of issuing bodies, though city housing departments and utility authorities also appear. Without a meaningful body of relevant opportunities under this code, the geographic and issuing-body patterns are too sparse to support a vendor-pursuit decision.