UNSPSC 72153002: Glazing installation and repair service

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

UNSPSC 72153002 Glazing installation and repair service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure window and glass replacement, including removal, installation, and repair of insulating glass units, storefront systems, and specialty glazing at public facilities. Recent solicitations show activity dominated by Washington State agencies and community colleges, with a notable Broward County, Florida glass replacement at an airport terminal and Georgia technical college construction work. The work spans replacement of rooftop exterior insulating glass units with specified laminates and coatings, storefront window and door system installations, and on-call window repair contracts across multiple facilities.

Issuing bodies are predominantly Washington State public institutions—the Department of Enterprise Services, community colleges (Skagit Valley, Bellevue, Tacoma, Walla Walla, Columbia Basin, Whatline, Yakima Valley), and technical colleges—mixed with occasional county and municipal procurement. Broward County Aviation Department (Fort Lauderdale), the Georgia State Financing and Investment Commission on behalf of Technical College System of Georgia, Oregon Youth Authority, and Portage County, Wisconsin appear in recent opportunities. The Oregon Youth Authority issued an RFQ for on-call window repair and replacement services across nine youth correctional facilities statewide with a $250,000 not-to-exceed contract value. Geographic concentration is heaviest in Washington State; secondary activity appears in Florida, Georgia, Oregon, and Wisconsin. Portage County, Wisconsin solicited glazing and window film as one of nine trade packages for its courthouse renovation with a July 23, 2026 bid deadline under a construction-manager-at-risk delivery model. Broward County Aviation Department solicited glass replacement at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport Terminal 1 (due June 30, 2026) requiring Florida State Certified Glazing Contractor licensure or equivalent, with firm fixed-price F.O.B. destination pricing and one-year workmanship warranty. Bid deadlines across recent notices cluster in mid-to-late June and early July 2026; the work typically appears as a subcontracted trade package within larger facility renovation or building-systems-upgrade solicitations rather than as standalone prime contracts, suggesting that competitive bidding strength favors established commercial glazing firms with prevailing-wage compliance, bonding capacity, and experience on public works projects.