UNSPSC 30171903: Casement window frames

UNSPSC 30171903 Casement window frames (Commodity) covers the supply and installation of window frames and glazing systems for government buildings and facilities. State and local procurement under this code centers on replacement and repair of existing windows in occupied buildings, from small pavilion enclosures to courthouse storefronts and municipal office buildings. The work involves demolition of existing frames, supply of new frames and glazing (typically aluminum storefront systems, dual-pane low-E tempered glass, and impact-resistant glazing in coastal jurisdictions), and full installation with sealing, hardware, and finish work. Issuing bodies soliciting under the code include utility authorities, county governments, and cities across Florida, plus municipal departments in Arizona and Wisconsin. Most recent activity concentrates in Florida, where coastal wind and impact-resistant building codes drive specification of high-performance glazing and aluminum systems.

Florida jurisdictions dominate recent opportunity volume. The Kissimmee Utility Authority issued RFQ 16526-CV in October 2026 for supply and installation of twelve sliding windows with Low-E glass and argon insulation at a utility substation pavilion, with three bidders submitting quotations between $13,147 and $28,411. Escambia County posted ITB PD2526116 in October 2026 for replacement of storefront windows at two historic downtown buildings in Pensacola, covering fourteen window panels with dual-pane low-E tempered glazing and a sixty-day completion requirement. Monroe County Board of County Commissioners issued RFQ 647 in September 2026 for demolition and replacement of a commercial aluminum storefront system with impact-resistant glazing at the Old Plantation Key Courthouse, with final completion due November 16, 2026. Broward County released an open-end indefinite-quantity RFP (BLD2131033B2) in September 2026 for repair or replacement of windows and glass doors across Port Everglades and county facilities, with a 25 percent County Business Enterprise goal and annual pass-thru allowances totaling $350,000 for permits and materials. Orange County, Florida posted sealed-bid solicitation Y26743 in August 2026 for the Fredrick Douglas Window Replacement project at an estimated $319,428, with base and additive options for impact-resistant versus non-impact aluminum storefronts and night-shift construction requirements. Activity outside Florida is sparse; the City of Tucson issued RFP 226043 in August 2026 for an annual requirements contract for window glass and related materials with Section 3 and HUD compliance mandates, and Portage County, Wisconsin included Aluminum Entrances & Storefronts as one of four trade packages in a courthouse remodel bid (RFB 202617PC) due June 2, 2026.