UNSPSC 25202502: Exterior aircraft lighting

UNSPSC 25202502 Exterior aircraft lighting, a Commodity code, encompasses specialized airport runway and taxiway edge lighting systems, in-pavement guard bar lights, threshold lights, and related optical alignment components supplied to state and local authorities managing airport facilities. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey is the primary recent buyer under this code, soliciting a two-year requirements contract for aeronautical edge lighting equipment and spare parts manufactured by O.C.E.M. Acquisition Corp., d/b/a Multi Electric Manufacturing, Inc., with 23 line items spanning in-pavement lights, LED inset runway lights, edge lights in multiple configurations, and optical alignment tools. The contract anticipated deliveries to Jersey City Central Warehouse, Newark Liberty International Airport, JFK International Airport, and LaGuardia Airport, with a target delivery window of 30 calendar days from purchase order receipt and an average of two deliveries per month. Pricing is firm for the first six months, followed by adjustment periods capped at a maximum 10 percent increase every six months thereafter.

Recent activity under this code is minimal and concentrated in airport authority procurement. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey issued Bid #6000003331 on May 12, 2026, with a response deadline of May 26, 2026, through the Bonfire procurement platform; the solicitation specified no substitutes or equals and restricted bidding to authorized representatives of the named manufacturer only. The code shows no other recent state or local opportunities beyond this single airport lighting procurement. School district and municipal traffic signal modernization solicitations posted during the same window (Parkway School District LED lighting, City of Brownsville and Cameron County traffic signal improvements) are unrelated to aircraft exterior lighting and do not reflect relevant activity under this code. Geographic activity is concentrated in the New York metropolitan area and the Port Authority's service region.