UNSPSC 30171609: Fixed windows

UNSPSC 30171609 Fixed windows (Commodity tier) covers the supply and installation of window systems for state and local government buildings, encompassing aluminum storefronts, impact-resistant glazing, thermal-pane assemblies, security glazing, and related frame and hardware components. Recent solicitations show issuing bodies purchasing single windows for utility pavilions, multi-panel storefront replacements at historic downtown buildings and county courthouses, and open-end indefinite-quantity contracts for ongoing repair and replacement work across multiple facilities. Work includes selective demolition of existing windows, field measurement and verification, installation of new glazing systems to meet Florida Building Code or local equivalents, frame repair or replacement, sealing and weatherproofing, and interior finishing. Issuing bodies span county utilities, county facilities, city historic-preservation departments, and multi-department county contracts; Florida jurisdictions dominate the recent record, with Kissimmee Utility Authority, Escambia County, Monroe County, Broward County, and Orange County all posting opportunities in the past two months.

Florida counties and municipalities account for nearly all recent activity, concentrated in central and south Florida. Representative opportunities include Kissimmee Utility Authority's RFQ for twelve sliding windows with Low-E glazing at a utility substation (due July 29, 2016, three bids submitted between $13,147 and $28,411); Escambia County's IFB for east-facing storefront window replacement at the Matt Bell and Ordon's Orvis buildings in downtown Pensacola (due October 14, 2026, with substantial completion required within sixty days); Monroe County's RFQ for aluminum storefront system and entrance-door replacement at Old Plantation Key Courthouse (due September 28, 2026, final completion November 16, 2026); and Broward County's open-end indefinite-quantity contract for repair or replacement of windows and glass doors across Port Everglades and other county agencies, with a 25 percent County Business Enterprise goal (due October 2, 2026). Orange County solicited sealed bids for the Fredrick Douglas Window Replacement project at an estimated cost of $319,428.00 with August 13, 2026 deadline. One outlier—City of Tucson RFP 226043 for window glass installation and aluminum wall work (due August 18, 2022)—represents multicontractor annual-requirements contracting, including Section 3 and HUD compliance for housing rehabilitation. Broward County's contract carries a $350,000 annual pass-thru allowance for permits and materials; most opportunities require Florida General Contractor or Glazing Contractor licensing, comprehensive general liability insurance (typically $1,000,000 per occurrence), and two-year minimum warranties on labor and materials.