About the Protective Glazing Committee

Our History
The Protective Glazing Committee was first established in 1997 as a stand-alone Council to address the growing need for protective glazing systems by the General Services Administration and other government agencies, as well as in general construction in the United States. In 2014, the Protective Glazing Council merged with the Glass Association of North America (GANA) as a standing council. Today, the PGC resides as a standing committee within the National Glass Association, upon the combination of GANA and NGA in 2018. Members come from various segments of the industry – glass fabricators, suppliers of materials and accessories, window film manufacturers, curtain wall and window manufacturers, sealant suppliers, test laboratories and fenestration industry.

Who We Are
PGC represents manufacturers of protective glazing products and systems, suppliers to these manufacturers, consultants and testing organizations. The association was organized to provide support to government and industry in the development of standards and specifications, as well as use of protective glazing products, for blast resistance, bullet resistance, and main force attack.