UNSPSC 31162804: Door stops

UNSPSC 31162804 Door stops, a Commodity code, sees minimal direct procurement activity in recent state and local solicitations. The code nominally covers physical door-stop devices, but the recent opportunities posted under this designation overwhelmingly involve broader door-service contracts — overhead door maintenance and repair, roll-up door systems, loading dock equipment, door hardware installation and locksmithing, and general construction or renovation work that includes doors as a component. Of the twelve recent opportunities, only one—the Illinois Department of Corrections repair contract for LCN Model 4111 door closures at the Kewanee Life Skills Re-Entry Center—directly addresses closure service work, while the remainder span overhead doors, hardware, security upgrades, and facility renovations where doors are incidental to larger scopes. This mismatch signals that the code receives sporadic or misaligned tagging in practice, making it unreliable as a signal for steady procurement interest in door stops themselves.

The issuing bodies span a mix of state departments (Illinois DOC), higher education institutions (University of Texas at Tyler, Kennesaw State University, George Mason University, Florida Atlantic University), counties (Sarasota, Marion, Portage), cities (Arlington, Texas), school districts (Tishomingo County, Donna ISD), and a cooperative purchasing vehicle (Sourcewell). The geographic distribution spans Texas, Illinois, Florida, Wisconsin, Georgia, Oregon, Mississippi, and Virginia, with no clear concentration. The only substantial commodity-level fit comes from the Illinois DOC's May 2026 solicitation (due May 15, 2026, Solicitation 26426DOCKEWANB52330) for a two-year contract to repair and refurbish LCN door closures on-site at a correctional facility, requiring General Commercial Liability insurance of $1,000,000 per occurrence and prevailing wage compliance. Beyond that narrow fit, the code's recent opportunities reflect either mislabeling or drift into tangential services, indicating limited active pursuit potential under the code's stated scope.