UNSPSC 30171612: Projected windows

UNSPSC 30171612 Projected windows (Commodity) represents a narrow segment within state and local procurement focused on the supply and installation of custom or specialized window systems for building renovation, security hardening, and facility modernization projects. State and local governments solicit this code primarily for aluminum storefront windows, sliding windows, and impact-resistant glazing in renovation and new construction contexts—driven by facility upgrades, courtroom security work, and school facility improvements. The issuing bodies include county purchasing departments, school district boards of education, municipal public works divisions, and utility authorities, with no single repeat buyer dominating recent activity. Work solicited under this code spans full-service window replacement including removal of existing assemblies, installation of commercial-grade aluminum window systems with thermal and impact-performance specifications, associated structural and finish work (headers, EFIS repair, drywall patching), weatherproofing, and disposal. Recent opportunities emphasize compliance with energy codes, hurricane or bullet-resistant performance ratings, and federal prevailing-wage or historic-preservation requirements in some cases.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Michigan, South Carolina, and Arizona. Representative opportunities include Orange County, Florida's sealed-bid solicitation for the Fredrick Douglas Window Replacement project (Y26-743, due June 9, 2026, estimated project cost $319,428.00), which called for furnishing and installing aluminum storefront window systems with selective demolition and interior finishing work; Portage County, Wisconsin's Phase 1 Courthouse Remodel—Entrance IFB (202617PC, due June 2, 2026) that bundled aluminum entrances and storefronts as trade package 01 within a broader construction manager-at-risk delivery; the City of Phoenix Housing Department's RFP for multi-family window replacement (FY26-0861-13, due May 11, 2026) covering commercial-grade aluminum systems with historic preservation and Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage compliance; and Elk Rapids Schools Board of Education's RFP for window and shade replacement at two school facilities (RFPELK2600000016301, due April 17, 2026) with mandated pre-bid site inspection and a project window of June 10 to August 19, 2026. Set-asides and compliance requirements vary; the Beaufort County, South Carolina window installation IFB (021425) explicitly required SBE and MBE good-faith participation tracking, while most others do not name set-aside designations.