UNSPSC 30172107: Chain link garage door

UNSPSC 30172107 Chain link garage door is a Commodity code that captures state and local procurement of overhead rolling doors, sectional doors, and specialized door systems for facility access and security. Recent solicitations show governments buying replacement rolling doors for salt domes and fire station apparatus bays, emergency and preventive maintenance contracts for multi-location door and gate systems, and installation services for commercial and industrial door types. The work spans demolition, new supply, installation, testing, and ongoing maintenance across mixed portfolios—some single-location projects, others managing dozens of facilities on as-needed or annual-contract frameworks. Issuing bodies include county departments of public works, municipal engineering departments, utility authorities, parks and recreation, and fire services; transit authorities and special-purpose districts also procure under this code. A handful of repeat buyers appear in recent postings: Orange County, Florida issued at least three separate solicitations (Utilities, Fire Rescue, Facilities Management) between June and July 2026; Walworth County, Wisconsin rebid a salt dome door replacement in June and again in October after the first solicitation did not award.

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Orange, Sarasota, Palm Beach, and Solano counties), Georgia (DeKalb, Forsyth, Henry, and City of Augusta), Texas (Arlington, Dallas Area Rapid Transit, Lubbock, Williamson County), and the Upper Midwest (Walworth and Kenosha counties in Wisconsin). Representative recent opportunities include Walworth County Department of Public Works' rebid for salt dome garage door replacement (IFB 26054R, due November 2, 2026); San Mateo County Parks on-call gate and overhead door services (RFQ 2027RFQ00011, due August 12, 2026); Dallas Area Rapid Transit's apparatus bay door replacement at VAF Annex (IFB 2098195, due October 6, 2026 with mandatory pre-bid site visit October 1); and Orange County, Florida's five-year preventive maintenance and repair contract for utilities facilities (IFB Y25-1001, due May 5, 2026 with estimated contract value of $765,000). DeKalb County, Georgia's ITB 2026-106 (due October 28, 2026) emphasizes 24/7 operational availability for interior and exterior roll-up and sliding doors. Henry County, Georgia's RFP #27-10 (due September 15, 2026) covers 50 locations and includes fire door drop testing and ADA compliance certification with local-vendor bid matching. Most contracts require time-and-materials pricing with unit rates for labor, parts markup caps (typically five to ten percent), and emergency response provisions; many specify NFPA 80 or UL-325 compliance.