UNSPSC 30172106: PVC garage door

UNSPSC 30172106 PVC garage door is a Commodity code that reflects state and local procurement activity focused on overhead door systems—including purchase, installation, maintenance, and repair services for roll-up doors, sectional doors, fire doors, hangar doors, and related operators and control systems across municipal facilities, schools, transit authorities, airports, and utilities. The code captures a broad range of work that state and local bodies contract for: single-project door replacements (demolition, installation, and commissioning of new systems); ongoing maintenance and preventative inspection programs under multi-year framework agreements; emergency repair services with rapid response requirements; and parts supply for existing installations. Issuing bodies span city public works departments, county facilities management and utilities operations, independent school districts, transit authorities, airports, and special-purpose districts. Orange County, Florida has emerged as a repeat buyer, having issued at least three separate IFBs for commercial doors and gates preventative maintenance and repair services across distinct departments (Fire Rescue, Utilities, and Facilities Management) between March and July 2026. Cities and counties across the Southeast and Midwest soliciting under this code include Arlington, Texas; Charlotte, North Carolina; Sarasota County, Florida; Walworth County, Wisconsin; Kenosha County, Wisconsin; Marion County, Florida; Okaloosa County, Florida; Solano County, California; Palm Beach County, Florida; and North Las Vegas, Nevada, alongside school districts including Northside Independent School District (San Antonio) and Hillsborough County Public Schools (Tampa).

Representative recent opportunities show geographic and service-scope breadth. Orange County, Florida issued IFB Y25-1001-KC for commercial doors and gates preventative maintenance and repairs for County Utilities (response due May 5, 2026), covering preventative maintenance, inspection, and repair of roll-up doors, fire doors, and gates across 23 facilities with a five-year estimated value of $765,000 and mandatory NFPA 80 and UL-325 compliance; the same County issued IFB Y26-1011 for Fire Rescue commercial doors and gates services (response due July 16, 2026) and IFB Y26-1017 for Facilities Management doors and gates across multiple lots (response due July 16, 2026), both requiring 24/7 emergency response and factory-authorized supplier relationships. The City of Arlington, Texas solicited an annual requirements contract for overhead door maintenance, repair, and emergency services (ITB 260272, response due July 23, 2026) with no stated budget or term. Walworth County Department of Public Works solicited removal and replacement of an oversized salt dome rolling door system (IFB 26054, response due June 29, 2026), specifying a Cornell ESD10 model with galvanized components and requiring 100 percent performance bonding and $5 million commercial general liability coverage. Hillsborough County Public Schools (seventh-largest U.S. district) issued ITB 26132-ITB-MST for garage and shed door parts, installation, removal, replacement, and component services (response due May 11, 2026), seeking vendors with minimum five years' experience to support projects not exceeding $10,000 in value with SBE and MBE participation encouraged. The City of Charlotte, North Carolina issued RFP #269.2026.182 for comprehensive maintenance and repair of approximately 250 overhead doors across police stations, fire stations, transit facilities, and airport (response due April 30, 2026) with four-hour emergency response requirements and evaluation weighted toward qualifications (40 points), cost effectiveness (40 points), capacity (10 points), and contract terms acceptance (10 points), subject to Charlotte Business Inclusion Program minority and women-owned business enterprise goals. Kenosha County, Wisconsin solicited replacement of three overhead garage doors and openers at Highway Division facilities (IFB 2616, response due June 22, 2026) with single-source Liftmaster and Raynor specifications, 100 percent performance bonding, and $1 million commercial general liability insurance requirements. No recent activity under the code shows little geographic concentration; instead, solicitations distribute across Texas, Florida, Wisconsin, North Carolina, California, Georgia, and Nevada, with Florida and Texas representing the densest recent posting activity.