UNSPSC 30171800: Skylights

UNSPSC 30171800 Skylights is a Class code that captures replacement and installation of skylights and roof light assemblies in public facilities, including both straightforward window swaps and complex structural envelope work involving demolition, framing, and waterproofing coordination. Recent state and local solicitations under this code range from single-building skylight replacements at airport terminals to broader exterior repair bundles at military installations. Issuing bodies include airport authorities, state military departments, and municipal agencies, with work typically procured through ITB or RFP processes and often subject to prevailing wage requirements and Davis-Bacon compliance when federal funding is involved. The code sees activity from both standalone projects and cooperative procurement vehicles; Sourcewell's law enforcement equipment RFP represents a downstream cooperative purchasing framework where skylights or related building materials may be accessed by participating entities, though that opportunity's primary focus is law enforcement goods rather than skylight-specific procurement.

Geographic activity clusters in Florida and Oregon based on recent posting. The Melbourne Airport Authority (Brevard County, Florida) has issued multiple ITBs for atrium skylight replacement in its main terminal—one posted March 6, 2026 with a March 10, 2026 deadline and a $1 million budget, requiring Davis-Bacon compliance, a 27-week completion window from approximately March 26, 2026, management of pedestrian traffic in an operational terminal, and coordination with concurrent contractors. The State of Oregon, through the Oregon Military Department, issued an ITB (S2480000015595) posted April 15, 2026 with a May 28, 2026 deadline for the FY26 PANG Exterior Repair Bundle at Portland Air National Guard Base, which includes skylight replacement in Building 140 as one of four contract line items; mandatory pre-bid attendance is May 7, 2026, and work must commence within 30 days of Notice to Proceed with substantial completion in 300 calendar days. Both opportunities require contractor licensing, insurance documentation, and performance bonds. The skylight code shows concentrated recent activity rather than broad state or local uptake, with the two most detailed opportunities anchored in Florida and Oregon airport and military facility maintenance.