UNSPSC 52141805: Folding screen

A screen used for blocking the wind and for ornamental purposes.

UNSPSC 52141805 Folding screen is a Commodity code that maps poorly to recent state and local solicitation activity. The code's abstract name does not align with what jurisdictions are actually buying under this tag: the recent opportunities show schools, counties, and cities procuring repair and replacement services for commercial doors, glass doors, windows, and window glass installation — not folding screens or movable partition systems. Pinellas County Schools issued an IFB for commercial doors and frames due September 23, 2026, and Broward County released an RFP for repair or replacement of windows and glass doors (due October 2, 2026) covering multiple county agencies including Port Everglades. These are durable-goods procurement and labor-intensive service contracts, not the furnishings or temporary-barrier products the code name suggests. The City of Tucson sought annual requirements contracts for window glass installation labor and materials (RFP 226043, due August 18, 2022), and Gwinnett County issued an IWQ for hollow metal windows and doors among other building materials (due June 18, 2026).

The issuing-body mix spans school districts, county governments, and municipalities across Florida, Georgia, Arizona, and California. Without a clear market signal that UNSPSC 52141805 is actively used for folding screens or partition systems, and given the mismatch between the code label and actual procurement scope in the recent record, the code presents limited utility for business development targeting state and local folding-screen or portable-partition buyers. The recent opportunities tagged under this code reflect window, door, and glazing repair-and-replacement services rather than the furnishings or temporary barriers the code nominally covers.