UNSPSC 30172100: Garage doors and operators

Different types of garage doors and operators

UNSPSC 30172100 Garage doors and operators (Class) encompasses the purchase, installation, maintenance, and repair of overhead sectional doors, rolling steel doors, fire doors, roll-up doors, bifold hangar doors, and associated operator systems across state and local facilities. Recent state and local solicitations reflect steady demand for both new door installations at single sites and multiyear preventative maintenance and emergency repair contracts spanning dozens to hundreds of doors across distributed facility networks. The code captures work ranging from specification-driven equipment replacements to time-and-materials service agreements, with frequent emphasis on 24/7 emergency response capability and compliance with ANSI, NFPA, UL, and manufacturer standards.

Issuing bodies span state transportation and highway agencies (Missouri Department of Transportation, California Department of Transportation, Maryland State Highway Administration, Florida Department of Transportation), county governments (Walworth County Wisconsin, Okaloosa County Florida, Marion County Florida, Solano County California, Orange County Florida), cities (Arlington Texas, Charlotte North Carolina, Yuma Arizona, Watertown Massachusetts, Stamford Connecticut, North Las Vegas Nevada), school districts (Northside Independent School District Texas, Hillsborough County Public Schools Florida), special-purpose districts (Unified Fire Authority Utah, Jacksonville Transportation Authority, Gila River Indian Community), and single-facility operators (airports, fire stations, water treatment plants, utility operations centers). Orange County, Florida appears frequently across multiple concurrent solicitations for preventative maintenance and repair services at different county departments and facilities. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida, Texas, California, Wisconsin, and Arizona, with additional recent solicitations in Maryland, Missouri, Utah, Connecticut, Colorado, North Carolina, Georgia, and Nevada. Representative recent opportunities include Missouri Department of Transportation's FY27 NE Moberly Maintenance Building overhead door replacement (14 sectional doors with operators, mandatory site visit by July 22, 2026, bids due August 4, 2026, IFB format); Orange County Florida's commercial doors and gates preventative maintenance across utilities, fire rescue, and facilities management (multiple lots, 24/7 emergency response required, sealed bids due July 16, 2026 via OpenGov, estimated five-year contract value $765,000 for utilities lot); Hillsborough County Public Schools' garage and shed door parts and installation ITB (18 line items including springs, hinges, motors, and operators, bids due May 11, 2026); and City of Arlington Texas annual requirements contract for overhead door maintenance and repair (comprehensive scope, bids due July 23, 2026). Solicitations increasingly mandate manufacturer certifications, AAADM or ANSI credentials for technicians, background checks, and security clearances; prevailing wage compliance where applicable; and performance bonds. Time-and-materials pricing with hourly labor rates for standard and emergency work, parts markup caps (typically 5–10 percent), and unit-cost maintenance pricing dominate contract structures. Set-asides and preferences vary by jurisdiction — DVBE incentives in California; CSB set-asides in Maryland; Service Disabled Veteran preferences in Orange County; and minority and women business enterprise encouragement in several states.