UNSPSC 30171901: Double hung window frames

UNSPSC 30171901 Double hung window frames, a Commodity code, encompasses the supply and installation of window systems—including aluminum storefronts, impact-resistant glazing, dual-pane low-e glass, and related frames and hardware—for public facilities, municipal buildings, and utility infrastructure across state and local jurisdictions. State and local governments procure this code primarily through municipal utility authorities, county facilities management, city public works departments, and county courthouse and administrative building projects. The scope spans both new storefront window systems and replacement installations in occupied facilities, with typical projects requiring compliance with Florida Building Code, impact-resistance standards for coastal locations, energy-efficiency specifications, and multi-trade coordination including frame setting, sealing, and interior finishing work.

Recent activity concentrates heavily in Florida, with procurement from the Kissimmee Utility Authority (RFQ 16-526-CV for twelve sliding windows at the Marydia Substation, response deadline July 29, 2016); Escambia County (ITB PD25-26116 for storefront and arched window replacement at the Matt Bell and Ordon's Orvis buildings in Downtown Pensacola, response deadline October 14, 2026); Monroe County (RFQ 647 for aluminum storefront and door replacement at Old Plantation Key Courthouse, response deadline September 28, 2026); Broward County (indefinite-quantity contract BLD21-31033-B2 for windows, glass doors, and hardware across Port Everglades and county agencies, response deadline October 2, 2026, with 25% CBE goal); and Orange County (sealed bid Y26-743 for Fredrick Douglas window replacement at 400 E South Street, Orlando, estimated cost $319,428.00). Additional activity appears in Connecticut (Town of Groton ITB HR-2025-04 for window replacement as part of broader interior and exterior repairs at 14 Valley Road, response deadline August 21, 2026), Wisconsin (Portage County Phase 1 Courthouse Remodel-Entrance including Aluminum Entrances & Storefronts package, response deadline June 2, 2026), and Arizona (City of Tucson RFP 226043 for annual requirements contract covering window glass installation across EGSD and HCD projects, response deadline August 18, 2022). Most solicitations are issued as sealed bids or requests for quotation; pre-bid meetings or site walkthroughs are common, and contractors typically must hold state-specific general contractor or glazing licenses, provide performance and payment bonds, maintain minimum insurance coverage ($1 million general liability typical), and comply with prevailing wage and HUD Section 3 requirements on HCD-funded projects.