UNSPSC 30171710: Insulating glass

An insulating glass made by overlapping two or more plates of glass at prescribed gap, with metallic tape adhered to the periphery. Clean and completely dried air is then injected after internal air is sucked out.

UNSPSC 30171710 Insulating glass is a Commodity code covering window glass and related materials that state and local governments procure for furnishing and installation in commercial, industrial, and residential facilities. The scope extends to labor and materials for diverse glass types—single and double strength, obscure, plate, safety, tempered, thermal pane, and plexiglass—along with installation support services such as aluminum wall work and screen installation. State and local issuing bodies under this code include city departments managing building maintenance and housing rehabilitation, school districts, and other municipal service agencies. Recent solicitations emphasize the ability to handle varied installation scenarios, maintain local service capacity, and meet prevailing wage and HUD compliance requirements when federal funding is present.

City of Tucson and Cherokee County School District (Georgia) have both posted active procurements. Tucson's RFP No. 226043, posted August 5, 2026, seeks multiple contractors for an annual requirements contract furnishing and installing window glass and related materials for the Environmental and General Services Department and Housing and Community Development Department across the Tucson metropolitan area, with a one-year initial term and potential four-year extensions; the solicitation includes Section 3 and HUD compliance requirements, prevailing wage obligations ranging from $14.32 to $20.98 per hour depending on classification, and a pre-submittal conference held July 21, 2026. Cherokee County School District's RFP GRR2027RFP, posted July 17, 2026, seeks glass repair and replacement services on a time-and-materials basis with proposals due July 30, 2026, and potential award to multiple proposers. Geographic activity spans Arizona and Georgia; the limited recent-opportunity record suggests moderate solicitation frequency under this code.