UNSPSC 22110109: Pile anchors

A pile anchor system is a structural system installed in soil to protect and retain foundation excavation.

UNSPSC 22110109 Pile anchors, a Commodity code, encompasses electrical hardware, fasteners, and structural components that state and local utilities and transit authorities source for grid infrastructure, substation assembly, and safety-critical applications. Recent solicitations show the code capturing specialized electrical components including lugs, bolts, fasteners, ground rods, couplers, insulators, cables, and clamps; aluminum frangible bases for highway safety applications; and spare parts for train control grade crossing systems. The issuing bodies are predominantly municipal electric utilities and transit authorities — Lubbock Power & Light, a municipal utility in Texas, has posted multiple quote requests under this code in recent weeks, and Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) has sourced train control components under it. Work is solicited through competitive quote processes (three-quote RFQs), ITBs, and open bids, with delivery performance treated as a deciding factor in vendor selection across the opportunities.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, where Lubbock Power & Light issued a 42-line-item electrical equipment quote request (Solicitation 26-7017-ELD, due October 5, 2026) specifying quantities ranging from 2 to 2,100 units per item with FOB Destination freight-prepaid pricing, and a twelve-unit aluminum frangible base quote request conforming to Texas Highway Department specification #621010033 (Solicitation 26-7013-ELD, due September 18, 2026) with delivery time flagged as critical. Charlotte Area Transit System (CATS) in North Carolina posted a train control grade crossing spare parts bid (Solicitation 26920272053, due September 14, 2026), and Dallas Area Rapid Transit Authority in Texas solicited male straight-blade 125V plugs (Commodity 2100277, due July 31, 2026) under standard purchase order terms with FOB Destination and Net 30 payment. Quote and bid submissions typically require firm pricing for ten days minimum, Material Safety Data Sheets for hazardous materials, and compliance with state and local procurement compliance provisions.