UNSPSC 25173005: Light plate assemblies

UNSPSC 25173005 Light plate assemblies is a Commodity code that in state and local procurement covers LED lighting products and components supplied on as-needed or project basis. Recent solicitations show the code captures both routine LED lighting supply contracts for schools and specialized lighting and detection equipment deployed in traffic signal modernization projects. State and local buyers—school districts, counties, and cities—procure under this code for facilities maintenance and infrastructure upgrades funded through federal programs such as the Carbon Reduction Program. The work encompasses furnishing LED lighting fixtures, advanced traffic detection systems with integrated lighting components, upgraded traffic control cabinets, and GPS-based time synchronization equipment installed at signalized intersections across multiple corridors.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas. Parkway School District posted an RFQ in July 2026 for LED lighting supply with an estimated spend of approximately $35,000 over a twelve-month term beginning September 26, 2026, with proposals due July 30, 2026. The City of Brownsville and Cameron County each issued solicitations for traffic signal modernization under the Carbon Reduction Program—Brownsville's Invitation for Bids (IFB#174-26-EPW-IFB) closed May 21, 2026, with scope including radar-based vehicular traffic detection systems, NEMA TS2 traffic control cabinets with full-actuated solid-state controllers, GPS communication units, and comprehensive electrical infrastructure at 33 signalized intersections, while Cameron County's Light Synchronization Project IFB closed July 28, 2026, with similar scope across multiple corridors. Brownsville's project requires TxDOT prequalification, HUB subcontracting in Cameron County, BABA compliance for all permanently installed materials, performance and payment bonds at 5 percent, and commercial general liability insurance of at least $1,000,000 per occurrence, with liquidated damages of $1,100 per calendar day for schedule delays and a 112-day completion schedule.