UNSPSC 25201602: Aircraft navigation beacons

UNSPSC 25201602 Aircraft navigation beacons is a Commodity code that encompasses runway lighting systems, including high-intensity runway lighting (HIRL), elevated edge and threshold light fixtures, rectangular rapid flashing beacons (RRFBs), and pedestrian hybrid beacons installed at airports and transportation facilities. State and local governments procure these systems primarily through airport authorities and municipal departments of transportation managing runway rehabilitation, pedestrian safety improvements, and airfield infrastructure upgrades. The work includes removal and reinstallation of existing fixtures, supply of new lighting equipment compatible with current airfield bases and electrical systems, and integration with active operational infrastructure. Issuing bodies include regional airport authorities, city airports, metropolitan airport authorities, and municipal transportation departments.

Recent activity under this code spans Georgia, Texas, and the Washington metropolitan region through cooperative purchasing vehicles. The Heart of Georgia Regional Airport Authority issued an IFB (PE33555NONST2026000000001) due March 4, 2026, for replacement of High Intensity Runway Lighting, signage, and windcones at Heart of Georgia Regional Airport in Eastman, Georgia, with a sixty-day completion requirement and pre-bid conference on February 24, 2026. The City of Camarillo issued an IFB (Specification No. DOA 26-02) due May 7, 2026, for Runway 8-26 Pavement Rehabilitation at Camarillo Airport, which included removal and reinstallation of sixty-one elevated runway edge and threshold light fixtures plus seven in-pavement fixtures, with a $250,000 incentive for five-day early completion. The Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority established a cooperative purchasing RFP (RFxPremier 25-22537) due August 7, 2026, to develop Master Agreements for Airfield Lighting Products available to all Participating States, including South Dakota, to achieve volume-based pricing across multiple jurisdictions.