UNSPSC 72153000: Glass and glazing services

The installation, repair, and maintenance of glass and glazed products in strutures owned by others

UNSPSC 72153000 Glass and glazing services (Class) spans removal, replacement, installation, tinting, and maintenance of glass and glazing assemblies across state and local facilities, framed by recent opportunities including ballistic glass panel replacement at a city hall, five-year on-call glass repair at an airport, window glass furnishing and installation on an annual contract basis, and exterior glazing restoration on a government office building. The code sees activity from city procurement offices, county aviation departments, state facility management bodies, and municipal public works departments soliciting single-task or on-call framework contracts to handle repairs, replacements, and preventive maintenance across administrative, operational, and secure-access spaces.

Recent opportunities cluster in Maryland, Florida, Arizona, and California. The City of Bowie, Maryland posted a ballistic glass replacement procurement (RFB BPM058507, due September 14, 2026) for five panels at city hall; the Maryland Aviation Administration issued a five-year small-business-reserve on-call glass repair contract at BWI Airport (IFB BPM058142, due August 19, 2026) at a $200,000 not-to-exceed, with qualifications including five years of commercial glass experience and airfield security credentials; Broward County Aviation Department sought removal and replacement of insulating glass units at Fort Lauderdale Terminal 1 (BLD2132243Q2, due August 6, 2026) under a local-vendor preference; the City of Tucson issued an annual requirements contract (RFP 226043, due August 18, 2022) for window glass, aluminum work, and screen installation across municipal departments; and Brevard County solicited exterior restoration of glazed curtain wall and storefront assemblies on its government center (ITB B22625, due April 14, 2026). Pre-bid meetings, site visits, and question deadlines are standard; insurance thresholds typically reach $1 to $2 million per occurrence; prevailing wage applies to HUD-funded work; and local or small-business preferences feature in several jurisdictions.