Commercial glazing contractor
for Jacksonville projects.

Price the glazing package.
Plan the trip before the crew arrives.

A North Florida bid needs to account for the site as well as the openings. We review the installation period, delivery access, unloading, staging, lifts and field measurements with the GC. Mobilization, return trips and the division of responsibilities belong in the written scope so both teams can plan around them.

Jacksonville work is coordinated through ACG's existing Florida offices. For the current office locations and contact details, see ACG coverage and offices. The job address and installation schedule determine the mobilization plan for each project.

Include these items with a Jacksonville bid invitation

• Project name, street address, GC contact and bid deadline.
• Current architectural plans, glazing elevations, door and window schedules, specifications and addenda.
• Specified manufacturers, glass requirements, finish and entrance hardware sets.
• Target enclosure date, proposed installation sequence and any occupied-building restrictions.
• Site access, delivery hours, storage limits and responsibility for lifts, unloading and protection.

Storefront, curtainwall,
windows and entrances.

Keep design requirements and
installation responsibilities together.

Send the design team's wind, impact, energy and opening criteria with the bid set. Product selection depends on the actual assembly and project conditions. Coordinate approval documents and installation instructions with the architect or engineer of record and the permitting authority.

Our Florida Product Approval guide explains what to review in the product documents. The glazing submittal package guide covers the shop drawings, product data and coordination items to carry into review.

Resolve the scope boundaries before release

• Opening preparation, substrates, bucking, support steel and anchor interfaces.
• Perimeter sealant, sill pans, flashing and waterproofing transitions.
• Door hardware, electrical connections and access-control coordination.
• Field measurement, material release, delivery, lifts and protection.
• Inspection coordination, punch visits and closeout documents.

These are coordination points to settle in the project scope. The approved proposal and contract determine each trade's responsibilities.

Review ACG's Florida project work.

Use our Florida project portfolio to review photographed work and project descriptions. Each project page identifies its own location. For a Jacksonville bid, include any reference requirements and comparable system experience the GC needs to evaluate.

For the statewide service overview, see Florida commercial glazing. For South Florida work, see our South Florida glazing page.

Jacksonville commercial glazing questions

Does ACG bid full installation in Jacksonville and North Florida?

Yes. ACG bids full commercial glazing installation with planned mobilization from our existing Florida offices. Send the job location, drawings and installation schedule so we can review the project and define the mobilization scope.

What should a GC send for a Jacksonville glazing bid?

Send the current drawings, glazing elevations, door and window schedules, specifications, addenda, job address and bid deadline. Include the target installation period and any delivery, access or staging restrictions.

Which commercial glazing systems can ACG review?

ACG reviews commercial storefront, curtainwall, window wall, impact windows and doors, and entrance systems. Identify the specified manufacturer and performance requirements so the bid addresses the actual opening package.

How are travel and return trips handled?

Mobilization, field measurements, deliveries, installation phases and return trips are reviewed against the project schedule and site conditions. Their scope and responsibilities should be stated in the written proposal and contract.