UNSPSC 30171906: Fixed window frames

UNSPSC 30171906 Fixed window frames, a Commodity code, covers the furnishing and installation of aluminum storefront and entrance window systems for state and local building projects, including removal of existing frames, new frame installation with glazing, hardware, and related sealing and finishing work. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties using this code for facility upgrades ranging from courtroom remodels and public building security hardening to school and utility facility window replacements, with work scopes typically bundled into larger construction or renovation bids. Issuing bodies include county purchasing departments (Portage County, Wisconsin; Ada County, Idaho; Orange County, Florida; Beaufort County, South Carolina), city housing and public works divisions (Phoenix Housing Department; Orange County Public Works), school districts (Elk Rapids Schools, Burke County Public Schools), utility authorities (Kissimmee Utility Authority), and state procurement systems (San Luis Obispo County and City, California). Orange County, Florida appears frequently as a repeat buyer, having posted multiple facility improvement bids during the April–June 2026 window.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Wisconsin, Idaho, Arizona, California, Georgia, Michigan, and South Carolina, with most opportunities posted between March and June 2026. Representative solicitations include the Portage County Courthouse Remodel–Entrance Phase 1 (IFB 202617PC, due June 2, 2026), requesting bids for aluminum entrances and storefronts as one of four trade packages with Findorff as construction manager; Orange County's Fredrick Douglas Window Replacement project (Y26-743, sealed bid due June 9, 2026, estimated project cost $319,428.00) for removal and installation of new aluminum storefront systems with base and additive bid options for impact-resistant versus standard glazing; Ada County's Civic Plaza Store Front Replacement (BID26044, due May 6, 2026) for demolition and replacement of multiple first-floor storefront windows and automated sliding entrances; and Phoenix Housing Department's multi-family window replacement RFP (FY26-0861-13, due May 11, 2026) covering commercial-grade aluminum systems with historic preservation and weatherproofing work. Sealed bids and RFPs dominate notice types, with electronic submission through OpenGov, Bonfire, or county platforms standard practice; pre-bid meetings and site visits are common but often non-mandatory; and typical response windows run 14–45 days. Pricing structures include firm fixed-price contracts, lump-sum bids with progress payments, and performance/payment bond requirements at or above 100 percent of contract value for most public works projects exceeding $100,000.