Scope, documentation and pricing for Delaware school purchasing teams, public facilities managers, architects and general contractors. Shore Tint & More brings architectural window-film experience to occupied public buildings and campuses statewide.
Shore Tint & More / Delaware Window Film is a registered Delaware government supplier and has completed many state, county and municipal contracts over multiple years. We are a 3M Authorized Window Film Dealer, with IWFA-accredited installers and local roots since 1989.
Supplier registration and contract history are not the same as a currently awarded statewide GSS master contract. We are not representing that we hold a particular current statewide contract vehicle, awarded-contract catalog listing or agency endorsement. Confirm the purchasing pathway with your agency or district before placing an order.
Current public-sector window-film work includes courthouses, Delaware Department of Justice offices and the Carvel State Office Building. These facility names describe experience, not endorsements or a claim of a direct state contract award for each engagement. We do not publish security-sensitive government project details or photography.
Our documented school track record includes window-film projects across 14 Red Clay schools, Sussex Academy, Seaford School District, Milford Middle School and campuses statewide. Scope varies by project; those records do not imply the same security system or performance at every school.
3M safety and security film, with 3M Impact Protection Attachment (IPA) where specified, is evaluated as part of the glass, film, attachment and frame assembly. Standard security film is not ballistic-resistant; any tested performance belongs to the documented complete configuration, not a product name alone.
Solar and glare-control film, privacy film and decorative film can address different needs within the same facility. Reflective privacy depends on lighting and is not dependable after dark. Frosted film obscures views, though nearby silhouettes may remain. Film and glazing compatibility require project-specific review.
After-hours and phased installation can be planned around school calendars and occupied operations. Scheduling, access arrangements and any project restrictions are confirmed with the project team, not assumed from a website inquiry.
Request manufacturer cut sheets and product specifications for proposed films and attachment systems, a defined scope and preliminary budget, insurance information on request, a site survey, and a phased installation plan appropriate to the project.
A proposal should identify the intended application, proposed products, assumptions and exclusions so buyers can compare like scopes. Documentation supports your review; it does not automatically establish that a legal procurement criterion or project requirement has been met.
Start with the agency or district, a non-sensitive description of the objective, approximate quantity and desired project window. Tell us whether you need budget planning, a site survey or a response to an established scope. Use the existing estimate request or email info@shoretintandmore.com to arrange a plans review.
Do not include restricted drawings, entry-point details, access procedures or security plans in the public inquiry or ordinary email. Ask your authorized project contact to agree an appropriate document-sharing process before sending sensitive material.
Procurement decisions and contract pathways belong to the agency or district under its applicable rules. The State of Delaware procurement website is a neutral reference, not an endorsement of Shore Tint & More.
Yes. The company is registered as a Delaware government supplier/vendor in procurement systems and has completed state, county and municipal contracts over multiple years. Registration is not a contract award or automatic purchasing approval.
We are not claiming a currently awarded statewide GSS master contract, catalog listing, contract number, term or prequalification. Ask your agency or district to confirm the appropriate contract vehicle and purchasing process for your project.
Request a scope and preliminary budget, manufacturer cut sheets, product specifications, insurance information on request, a site survey and phased installation planning. Final documentation and requirements are confirmed for the specific project.
No. The agency or district determines its purchasing pathway under its rules. The responsible design and review teams determine applicable glazing requirements and acceptance of the proposed assembly. Shore does not grant legal or code approval.
Request a free estimate or call (302) 947-4624. Shore Tint & More (Delaware Window Film) — 3M Authorized Dealer, IWFA accredited, serving Delaware and the Maryland Eastern Shore since 1989.