UNSPSC 30172106: PVC garage door

UNSPSC 30172106 PVC garage door (Commodity) covers overhead door system procurement and installation at state and local facilities, including replacement of existing doors, operators, tracks, and associated safety components. Recent solicitations reveal state and local governments buying complete door system replacements at public works facilities, fire stations, transit authorities, utilities departments, and county administration buildings, with scope extending to demolition, furnish, installation, testing, and multi-year maintenance and repair contracts. Issuing bodies span county departments of public works, city transit authorities, county utilities and facilities management, independent school districts, fire departments, and special-purpose authorities. Counties in Wisconsin, Georgia, Texas, Florida, and California dominate recent activity, with repeat buyers including Walworth County Wisconsin (two solicitations for salt dome garage door replacement), Orange County Florida (multiple preventative maintenance contracts for utilities, fire rescue, and facilities management), and Henry County Georgia (comprehensive annual door inspection and repair services).

Representative recent opportunities include Walworth County Department of Public Works solicitation 26054R (ITB, bids due November 2, 2026) for demolition and replacement of an oversized salt dome rolling door system with Cornell ESD10 specified product, operator, track, and UL325 safety components at a Wisconsin County facility; Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority solicitation 2098195 (bids due October 6, 2026) for overhead roll-up door replacement at the VAF Annex Building with mandatory October 1, 2026 pre-bid site visit; Henry County Georgia RFP #27-10 (proposals due September 15, 2026) for annual inspections, preventative maintenance, and repair services across 50 county locations including administrative buildings, fire stations, and airport hangar doors, with local-vendor preference allowing matches within five percent of low bid; and Orange County Florida Y25-1001-KC (sealed bids due May 5, 2026) for commercial doors and gates preventative maintenance and repairs across 23 county utilities facilities over five years with estimated contract value of $765,000 including $750,000 for parts and materials. Contractors typically face seven-year minimum experience requirements, comprehensive insurance mandates (Commercial General Liability $1 million to $5 million per occurrence), performance and bid bonds at 5 to 100 percent of contract price, NFPA 80 and UL-325 compliance standards, and 24/7 emergency response availability on select contracts.