UNSPSC 30172110: Garage door accessory

UNSPSC 30172110 Garage door accessory (Commodity) covers preventative maintenance, repair, and replacement services for overhead doors, roll-up doors, fire doors, and related gate systems across state and local facilities — work that state and local governments solicit regularly across school districts, county departments, cities, transit authorities, and special-purpose facilities. Recent solicitations show heavy emphasis on comprehensive maintenance contracts with 24/7 emergency response, parts and labor pricing on time-and-materials or unit-cost bases, and compliance with industry standards including NFPA 80, UL-325, and manufacturer specifications. Issuing bodies span school districts (Hillsborough County Public Schools, Donna ISD), county governments (Orange County Florida — multiple lots for utilities, fire rescue, and facilities management; Marion County Florida; Walworth County Wisconsin; Kenosha County Wisconsin; Solano County California; Sarasota County Florida), cities (Arlington Texas, Charlotte North Carolina, North Las Vegas Nevada), transit authorities (Jacksonville Transportation Authority), and special districts (Solid Waste Authority of Palm Beach County). Orange County, Florida appears as a repeat buyer with at least five active procurements under this code within the past four months, each targeting different county departments and service volumes, suggesting concentrated, ongoing demand for door and gate maintenance across a single large jurisdiction.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida (Orange County, Marion County, Collier County, Sarasota County), the upper Midwest (Walworth County Wisconsin, Kenosha County Wisconsin), and California (Solano County, San Joaquin County via Caltrans), with secondary activity in Texas, North Carolina, and Georgia. Representative recent solicitations include Orange County, Florida's Y25-1033 Commercial Doors and Gates Preventative Maintenance and Repairs for Fire Rescue (IFB, due May 12, 2026), covering 247 doors and gates across 45 fire stations with 24/7 one-hour emergency response and an estimated five-year value of $1,000,000; the City of Charlotte's RFP #269.2026.182 Overhead Bay Door Maintenance (RFP, due April 30, 2026), for approximately 250 doors across police, fire, airport, and transit facilities with four-hour emergency response; Marion County, Florida's 26B-075 Bay Doors Annual Inspections, Maintenance and Repairs (IFB, due May 7, 2026), covering 159 manual and 195 electric doors with two-year term and renewal options; and Walworth County's Department of Public Works Garage Door Replacement (IFB, due June 29, 2026), a single-asset oversized salt dome door replacement with Cornell ESD10 specifications and $1,293,500 projected cost. Most opportunities require commercial general liability and workers' compensation insurance, reference demonstrations of prior experience, and allow parts markup at 5–10 percent. Several larger Florida jurisdictions apply Service Disabled Veteran Business preferences of 3–8 percent depending on bid amount.