UNSPSC 30172105: Screen garage door

UNSPSC 30172105 Screen garage door (Commodity) represents overhead door installation, replacement, and maintenance work across county and municipal facilities. State and local governments procure under this code primarily for replacement of existing overhead and roll-up doors at public works buildings, fire stations, transit facilities, and county utility operations, often bundled with demolition, operator systems, safety equipment such as light curtains and fire door compliance, and warranty coverage. Issuing bodies include county departments of public works and utilities, city facilities and transit authorities, county parks departments, and independent school districts. Recent solicitations show a mix of single-project replacements (such as Walworth County's salt dome garage door rebid and Forsyth County's four-fold apparatus bay door replacement at Fire Station #12) and standing as-needed or annual maintenance contracts (such as Henry County's RFP for preventive maintenance and ADA compliance inspections across 50 locations, and Orange County Utilities' five-year preventive maintenance and repair contract covering 23 facilities).

Geographic activity is concentrated in the Southeast and Upper Midwest. Recent opportunities posted between May and October 2026 include Walworth County Wisconsin (rebid issued October 8, 2026, due November 2, 2026), Forsyth County and Henry County Georgia, Orange County Florida (multiple lots for Utilities, Fire Rescue, and Facilities Management), DeKalb County Georgia, Sarasota County Florida, San Mateo County Parks California, Dallas Area Rapid Transit Texas, the City of Arlington Texas, and Solano County California. Representative work includes Walworth County's Cornell ESD10 rolling door replacement with 2 hp NEMA 4X operator and UL325-compliant safety light curtain at the county road salt dome (pre-bid October 21, 2026); Henry County's RFP for 50 locations covering sectional doors with remote controls, ADA automatic swing doors, roll-up doors, and airport hangar doors (proposals due September 15, 2026); and Orange County Utilities' five-year contract for maintenance and repairs across 23 locations with estimated budget of $765,000 including parts, materials, and emergency four-hour response service (bids closed May 5, 2026). Qualification thresholds commonly require five to seven years of documented experience, valid licensing or manufacturer authorization, and comprehensive insurance including $1 million to $5 million Commercial General Liability.