UNSPSC 30172103: Wood garage door

UNSPSC 30172103 Wood garage door is a Commodity code representing the purchase and installation of wood garage doors at state and local facilities, though recent procurement activity shows substantial activity in commercial metal roll-up doors, overhead bay doors, and related door systems rather than wood-specific units. State and local issuers are primarily counties, municipalities, independent school districts, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts. The actual scope of work encompasses purchase, installation, maintenance, repair, and emergency response for overhead door and gate systems across diverse facility types—police and fire stations, transit facilities, airports, hangar operations, wastewater treatment plants, utility installations, and administrative buildings. Work includes routine preventive maintenance inspections per manufacturer specifications and industry standards (NFPA 80, ANSI, AAADM, UL-325), emergency and after-hours repair services with response-time guarantees (typically one to four hours), component replacement and retrofit, and occasional full door system replacement when equipment is beyond economical repair. Maintenance contracts often combine unit-cost pricing for inspection cycles, hourly labor rates stratified by time-of-day (standard, non-standard, and emergency hours), and parts reimbursement at actual cost plus markup capped at five to ten percent.

Recent opportunities span Florida, Texas, Georgia, North Carolina, Wisconsin, and California, with Orange County, Florida appearing as a repeat buyer across multiple facility management divisions (Utilities, Fire Rescue, Facilities Management) and Collier County, Florida conducting grant-funded hangar door repairs. Representative recent solicitations include Orange County, Florida IFB Y25-1033 for commercial doors and gates preventative maintenance and repairs for Fire Rescue across 45 fire stations and four specialized facilities (responses due May 12, 2026); City of Arlington, Texas annual requirements contract for overhead door maintenance and repair (responses due July 23, 2026); Walworth County, Wisconsin sealed bid for demolition and replacement of an oversized salt dome rolling door system with specified Cornell ESD10 model specification (responses due June 29, 2026); and Okaloosa County, Florida ITB for purchase and installation of garage doors at Baker Community Center outdoor pavilion (responses due July 15, 2026). All major procurements require electronic submission, comprehensive insurance (Commercial General Liability typically $1 million, Workers' Compensation at statutory limits), and compliance with applicable building codes and federal requirements when grant-funded. Service Disabled Veteran Business preferences apply in multiple Orange County procurements ranging from 3% to 8% depending on bid amount; no other set-asides are evident in recent postings.