UNSPSC 72154021: Glass tinting service

The application of tinting to glass products owned by others

UNSPSC 72154021 Glass tinting service is a Commodity code under which state and local governments procure removal, installation, and maintenance of window film and automotive tinting across facilities and fleet vehicles. The Central Florida Tourism Oversight District solicited window tint replacement at its Administration Building in Lake Buena Vista under ITB C007103 (response due November 5, 2026), and the County of Orange, California sought vehicle window tinting services under IFB-080-3153002-AA with a three-year term effective November 8, 2026 (response due October 21, 2026). The work spans interior and exterior film application on buildings and vehicles, removal of existing tint, and ongoing maintenance — requirements that pull in facilities management departments, transportation and fleet operations, and facilities departments across multiple issuing body types. Yuma County issued an on-call solicitation for glass repair, replacement, tinting, and maintenance services across County facilities (response due November 5, 2026), signaling appetite for multi-service glass contracts bundled with tinting capability.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida and California, with secondary representation from Arizona. The Central Florida Tourism Oversight District procurement covers approximately 14,340 square feet of window tint (10,140 vertical and 4,200 angled/sloped) and includes bid preferences for local vendors, veteran small businesses, and opportunity-zone businesses. Orange County's vehicle tinting contract prioritizes local bidders within five miles of Santa Ana and offers Orange County Local Small Business (OCLSB) and Disabled Veteran Business Enterprise (DVBE) certification preferences (five to eight percent price deduction, capped at $100,000). The County requires professional-grade automotive film meeting ninety-nine percent ultraviolet rejection and thermal performance standards, compliance with Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Standard No. 205 and California Vehicle Code Section 26708, five-year or lifetime manufacturer warranty, and a minimum of five years' professional automotive tinting experience. Questions for the Orange County solicitation closed October 14, 2026. The code shows consistent municipal and county-level procurement with modest but recurring activity; cooperative purchasing mechanisms are available on Orange County's vehicle contract for subordinate governmental entities at the same terms and pricing.