UNSPSC 30172101: Pan garage door

UNSPSC 30172101 Pan garage door (Commodity) covers the supply, installation, repair, and maintenance of rolling overhead doors, sectional doors, and motorized gate systems that state and local governments deploy across facilities for vehicle access, equipment storage, and security. Recent solicitations show government buyers procuring single-unit replacements at specific buildings, establishing recurring maintenance and repair contracts, and soliciting emergency-response capabilities across multiple locations—ranging from fire stations and salt storage facilities to wastewater plants and county parks. County governments, city public works departments, transit authorities, and utilities dominate this code; Walworth County, Wisconsin and Orange County, Florida appear multiple times as repeat buyers. The work typically falls into three categories: one-time capital replacement projects (door and operator systems with installation), recurring preventive maintenance and inspection contracts (annual or multi-year terms), and on-call repair and emergency-response frameworks with 24/7 availability requirements. Bidders commonly face single-source manufacturer specifications (Cornell ESD10, Raynor TM300, Door Engineering four-fold FF300), mandatory site visits, strict insurance and bonding requirements (performance bonds at 100 percent of contract price, Workers Compensation and General Liability minimums), and technical qualification thresholds such as five to seven years of field experience and references from comparable institutions.

Recent activity spans Wisconsin, Texas, Florida, Georgia, and California. Walworth County posted a rebid for salt dome garage door replacement (ITB 26054R, due November 2, 2026, with Cornell ESD10 specification and two-year warranty); Dallas Area Rapid Transit solicited bids for overhead roll-up door replacement at a transit facility (ITB 2098195, due October 6, 2026, with mandatory October 1 site visit); DeKalb County, Georgia issued an ITB for 24/7 maintenance, repair, installation, and inspection services on multiple door and gate systems (ITB 2026-106, due October 28, 2026); Henry County, Georgia is seeking annual inspections, preventive maintenance, and repair services across 50 locations including fire stations and parks (RFP #27-10, due September 15, 2026, with local-vendor preference and annual renewable terms); Orange County, Florida has posted three separate service contracts—one for utilities preventive maintenance and repairs across 23 facilities with a five-year $765,000 estimated budget (Y25-1001, due May 5, 2026), one for Fire Rescue preventive maintenance and repairs (Y26-1011, due July 16, 2026), and one for Facilities Management across multiple lots with ADA-compliant equipment (Y26-1017, due July 16, 2026). Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County is requesting on-call purchase, installation, testing, and repair services with 24/7 emergency availability and four-hour response time (ITB 26-12/HV, due July 13, 2026). San Mateo County Parks Department issued an RFQ for on-call gate and overhead door services including solar-powered systems (RFQ 2027RFQ00011, due August 12, 2026). Santa Clara County requires a C-36 Plumbing Contractor's License and prevailing-wage compliance for as-needed door repair, maintenance, inspection, and replacement services (ITB-PRC-FY27-0080, due September 17, 2026).