Commercial Window Capital Asset Strategy Cost Optimization Analysis
Open State & local contract opportunity Posted
- Solicitation number
- 1-27-1-03-7
- State
- Maryland
- Responses due
Opportunity facts
- NIGP codes
- 265 Draperies, Curtains, And Upholstery Material, Including Automobile Upholstery
- 15092 Windows, Frames, And Sashes, Aluminum
- 44042 Heat-Tempered Safety Glass, Fully Tempered
- 91427 Carpentry
- 01062 Insulation, Interior
- 44077 Window Glass
- 91052 Maintenance And Repair Services, Building (Not Otherwise Classified)
- 91473 Roofing And Siding
- 91011 Drapery And Curtain Installation, Maintenance And Repair
- 91080 Window Installation, Maintenance, And Repair (Wood)
- UNSPSC codes
- 30141511 Window film
- 72152400 Window and door installation and erection services
- 72152603 Skylight installation service
- 52130000 Window treatments
- 72154032 Window and door and screening installation and repair service
- 77101604 Natural resources management or conservation strategy planning services
- 81101522 Earthworks engineering
- 30171600 Windows
- 30171616 Double-paned window
- 30171700 Glass products
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About this opportunity
The Maryland Environmental Service is distributing a Request for Information regarding a commercial window capital asset strategy cost optimization analysis, with responses due October 28, 2026. This RFI will not result in a contract.
MES is evaluating approximately 614 existing windows within its headquarters building and seeks technical input from commercial glazing contractors, building envelope specialists, manufacturers, authorized installers, and other experienced firms on infrastructure evaluation methodologies, performance metrics, lifecycle cost information, and cost optimization strategies. The analysis will inform MES's comparison of capital asset strategies—full replacement, comprehensive rehabilitation, complete reglazing, and selective improvement—to identify the most cost-effective long-term approach for improving building envelope performance, occupant comfort, energy efficiency, operational continuity, sustainability, and asset reliability.
Opportunity text
The Maryland Environmental Service (MES; the Service) is distributing this Request for Information (RFI) to obtain industry input regarding a 650 Window Infrastructure Evaluation and the evaluation of approximately 614 existing windows within the MES headquarters building. The Service is seeking technical methodologies, performance metrics, lifecycle cost information, and cost optimization strategies from qualified commercial glazing contractors, building envelope specialists, manufacturers, authorized installers, and other experienced firms. The information obtained through this RFI will help MES compare potential capital asset strategies, including full replacement, comprehensive rehabilitation, complete reglazing, and selective improvement, to determine the most cost-effective long-term approach for improving building envelope performance, occupant comfort, energy efficiency, operational continuity, sustainability, and asset reliability. Responses to this RFI will not result in a contract with the Service.
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