UNSPSC 30171609: Fixed windows

UNSPSC 30171609 Fixed windows, a Commodity code, encompasses furnish-and-install window systems for educational facilities, government buildings, and utility infrastructure—ranging from single-unit replacements at small municipal facilities to multi-building school district projects. Recent solicitations show state and local governments purchasing aluminum storefront and horizontal-sliding window systems with specific performance ratings (impact resistance, thermal transmittance, U-values, UV blocking), along with removal and disposal of existing assemblies, site preparation, glazing, sealants, and finish work. Issuing bodies include county purchasing departments, city procurement offices, independent school districts, and special-purpose utility authorities across the Sunbelt and upper Midwest. Representative recent work includes Orange County, Florida's Fredrick Douglas Window Replacement project (sealed bid, estimated cost $319,428.00, bids due June 9, 2026) for aluminum storefront installation with three bid options for impact-resistant and non-impact systems; Elk Rapids Schools Board of Education in Michigan requesting window and shade replacement at two school buildings with bids due April 17, 2026; Beaufort County, South Carolina issuing an IFB for fixed aluminum-framed windows at the Sheriff's Law Enforcement Center with SBE/MBE participation requirements; and the City of Phoenix Housing Department's RFP for multi-family window replacement services covering Maricopa County and Phoenix (RFP due May 11, 2026) with evaluation weighted 40 percent method, 40 percent qualifications, and 20 percent pricing.

Geographic concentration appears heaviest in Florida and California, with recent activity also in Wisconsin, Michigan, South Carolina, Georgia, and Arizona. Caltrans issued an Invitation for Price Quote for general building repairs including window and HVAC upgrades in Fresno County and Fresno City (IFPQ #06A3268, bids due May 5, 2026) carrying a 5 percent DVBE participation requirement and small-business preference; the procurement lists a $484,000 ceiling and prevailing wage compliance. The Kissimmee Utility Authority's 2016 RFQ for window installation at Marydia Substation Pavilion attracted three bidders with total costs ranging from $13,147 to $28,411. Standard bonding, insurance, and warranty terms appear across solicitations—bid bonds of 5 to 10 percent, performance and payment bonds for contracts exceeding $100,000, and Commercial General Liability minimums of $1,000,000 to $2,000,000. Incumbency is not identified in any recent posting, and set-asides vary by issuing body and funding source, with DVBE/SBE participation required or preferred in California and South Carolina procurements.