UNSPSC 30172102: Insulated sandwich garage door

UNSPSC 30172102 Insulated sandwich garage door is a Commodity code that covers purchase, installation, and replacement of prefabricated insulated rolling overhead door systems for municipal, county, and specialized facilities. State and local governments use this code to procure complete door assemblies—including operators, tracks, controls, and safety components—for public works buildings, fire stations, transit facilities, waste management centers, parks, and utility infrastructure. Recent solicitations show activity dominated by capital replacement projects and as-needed maintenance frameworks, with issuing bodies ranging from county departments of public works to city transit authorities, county parks departments, and solid waste authorities. The scope reflects a mix of single-facility door replacements (such as salt dome buildings or fire station apparatus bays) and multi-facility on-call service contracts requiring 24/7 availability, emergency response protocols (typically 2–4 hour maximum response times), and compliance with NFPA 80 standards, UL-325 entrapment protection, and manufacturer specifications. Bidders commonly face requirements for manufacturer authorization, 3–7 years of technical experience, comprehensive insurance ($1–5 million general liability thresholds typical), performance and bid bonds, and prevailing-wage certification where applicable.

Recent activity spans the South (Georgia, Florida, Texas), Midwest (Wisconsin, Illinois), and West (Arizona, California), with Georgia and Florida showing particular density of recent procurements. Representative recent opportunities include Walworth County, Wisconsin Department of Public Works (ITB 26054R, bids due November 2, 2026, for salt dome garage door demolition and Cornell ESD10 rolling door replacement with mandatory pre-bid October 21); San Mateo County Parks Department (RFQ 2027RFQ00011, due August 12, 2026, for on-call gate and overhead door maintenance across multiple county sites); Dallas Area Rapid Transit (ITB 2098195, due October 6, 2026, for VAF Annex overhead roll-up door replacement with mandatory site visit October 1); and Henry County, Georgia (RFP #27-10, due September 15, 2026, for annual inspections and preventive maintenance across 50 county locations with local-vendor preference applying to bids within 5% of the low bid). Orange County, Florida has posted three separate commercial doors and gates maintenance procurements for utilities, fire rescue, and facilities management, all due mid-July 2026 via electronic submission through OpenGov. Multi-year contracts predominate, with initial terms of 1–5 years and optional renewals common; pricing is typically time-and-materials with unit rates, hourly labor increments (0.25–0.5 hour billing minimums), and parts markup caps (5–10%).