UNSPSC 60121135: Acetate or vinyl or polyester films

UNSPSC 60121135 Acetate or vinyl or polyester films, a Commodity code, covers ballistic-resistant and safety security window films that state and local governments install in school facilities and other public buildings to meet active-threat protection standards. The Bibb County School District in Georgia is currently soliciting under this code through an RFP for district-wide ballistic film provision and installation on doors and windows in K-12 facilities facing public access areas, requiring ASTM F3561-22 Level 2 protection and Davis-Bacon compliance with 75 percent minority and local workforce representation. School districts represent the primary issuing body pursuing ballistic film under this code, driven by federal funding availability and heightened security concerns in K-12 environments.

Bibb County School District's RFP (Solicitation 26030BALLISTICFILMRFP, due March 2, 2026) is the dominant recent opportunity in this code space, reflecting Georgia procurement activity. The district mandates a pre-bid meeting on February 10, 2026, at its Macon headquarters and requires qualified contractors to demonstrate a minimum of five years' relevant K-12 or government facility experience, manufacturer certification, and three comparable project references. The contract runs one year with four optional renewals; work must be completed by June 29, 2026, with liquidated damages of $100 per day for delays. Contractors must maintain Commercial General Liability insurance of at least $250,000 per occurrence, performance and payment bonds, Workers' Compensation coverage per Georgia law, and pass fingerprint clearance and E-Verify requirements. Pricing is firm for 180 days from the proposal due date and must be submitted on a per-window or per-square-foot unit basis.