UNSPSC 72154032: Window and door and screening installation and repair service

The installation, repair and maintenance of windows, doors and screening on property owned by others

UNSPSC 72154032 Window and door and screening installation and repair service is a Commodity code covering on-site installation, maintenance, repair, and replacement of windows, doors, and related hardware in institutional, commercial, and residential facilities. State and local governments buy automatic door maintenance and safety sensor installations, historic window restoration, exterior door and storefront replacements, overhead door operators, glass and window repairs across diverse building types, and screening repairs—typically as single-site or campus-wide projects tied to facility upkeep, life-safety compliance, energy efficiency upgrades, or preservation of historic structures. The issuing-body mix reflects broad government activity: state departments of transportation, health and human services, and military installations; county facilities and housing authorities; city public works and community development offices; municipal transit authorities; and K–12 school districts and colleges. California, Texas, Florida, Illinois, Maryland, Connecticut, New York, and Oregon have shown recent activity under this code.

Representative recent opportunities span diverse scope and funding. The California Department of Veterans Affairs issued IFB 26YS0015 for automatic door maintenance, repair, and installation at the Veterans Home of California at Yountville with a three-year term, monthly and bi-monthly preventive maintenance cycles, emergency response requirements, and a $180,000 parts allowance, due October 29, 2026, with DVBE participation goals and prevailing wage compliance required. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission has issued multiple iterations of IFB HHS0017606 for glass and window maintenance, repair, and replacement at San Angelo State Supported Living Center—a firm fixed-price contract covering flat glass, plexiglass, laminated glass, polycarbonate, and security glass with four-hour business-hours response time and five-business-day completion windows, bids due September 30, 2026. The Maryland Department of Transportation's Maryland Transit Administration posted IFB BPM058261 for repair and replacement of 173 windows at the historic Washington Boulevard Shops Bus Maintenance Facility in Baltimore, including 36 historic wood windows and 134 new aluminum thermally broken units with a $2.5 million estimated value, bids due September 22, 2026, and federal DBE encouragement. The Florida School for the Deaf and the Blind has solicited exterior door and storefront replacements across three campus buildings (RFP-27-029) due September 3, 2026, and exterior door frame and hardware replacement on 77 doors across 13 buildings (ITB-27-028) due October 8, 2026, both requiring ADA compliance and Honeywell access control integration. The Illinois Department of Natural Resources declared an emergency for historic window restoration at the Old State Capitol State Historic Site, noting twenty-three failed windows across multiple elevations with a January 5, 2027 response deadline. Prevailing wage, bond requirements, insurance minimums of $1 million per occurrence, and licensing (California B/C-17/D-28, Florida state credentials, Texas contractor status) are standard across these solicitations. Set-asides and participation goals vary—DVBE incentives in California procurements, 50% DBE encouragement in federal-funded Maryland work, and small-business preferences in certain California and Illinois emergency awards. Activity clusters around preservation of historic structures, modernization of access and safety systems, and facility-wide infrastructure renewal cycles.