UNSPSC 30171610: Bay windows

UNSPSC 30171610 Bay windows is a Commodity code representing a narrow product category that sees minimal direct procurement activity in state and local markets. Recent opportunities tagged under this code do not reflect bay window purchases; instead, they document aluminum storefront windows, sliding windows, fixed aluminum-framed windows, and security-hardened glass installations in building renovation and new-construction contexts. The code's nominal scope—bay windows as a distinct window type—does not align with the commercial and institutional window systems that state and local agencies are actually buying. School districts, county facilities, cities, and special-purpose authorities are procuring full window replacement and security-hardening services, but the work involves commercial-grade aluminum systems, storefronts, and impact-resistant or bullet-resistant glass assemblies, not bay windows as a standalone product.

Activity is spread across Florida (Orange County and Kissimmee Utility Authority), Arizona (Phoenix Housing Department), Michigan (Elk Rapids Schools), Georgia (Burke County Public Schools), Wisconsin (Portage County), South Carolina (Beaufort County), and Texas (Williamson County). Representative recent work includes Orange County, Florida's sealed bid for the Fredrick Douglas Window Replacement project (Y26-743, due June 9, 2026) for furnishing and installing new aluminum storefront window systems and demolition of existing windows at an estimated cost of $319,428, and Elk Rapids Schools Board of Education's RFP for window and window shade replacement at two school facilities (RFPELK2600000016301, due April 17, 2026) with sealed bids opened publicly and award pending board approval on April 23, 2026. This code shows little decision-relevant procurement momentum for bay window vendors; firms focused on commercial storefronts, security glazing, or full-building window systems replacement may find more aligned opportunities under broader window and storefront codes.