UNSPSC 26101779: Wiring harness grommet

A rubber or plastic component with a through hole used to protect wiring harnesses from abrasion, pinching or other damage as they pass through holes in metal or other hard, sharp or otherwise non-compliant materials

UNSPSC 26101779 Wiring harness grommet is a Commodity code that captures fastening and connector hardware used in electrical assembly and installation work. State and local governments procure these components as consumable parts within larger electrical infrastructure projects, emergency power systems, communications equipment, and building automation installations. Recent solicitations show this code applies to routine maintenance, repairs, and new construction spanning generator systems, low-voltage IT/AV installations, airport communications systems, and general electrical service contracts across multiple facility types.

Issuing bodies span counties, cities, schools, utilities, and airport authorities. Volusia County Schools, Beaufort County, City of Phoenix, Henry County, and Seminole County appear across multiple generator-related maintenance and installation opportunities. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Volusia, Beaufort, Collier, Orange counties; cities of Ocala, Tallahassee, Fort Myers), Georgia (Cobb County, Henry County, DeKalb County, Fulton County Schools), and Arizona (City of Phoenix), with additional solicitations in South Carolina, Texas, Michigan, and Illinois. Representative opportunities include Beaufort County's 350 kW generator installation and automatic transfer switch project (IFB, November 10, 2026), City of Phoenix's five-year preventive maintenance contract for over 300 industrial generators ranging 35 kW to 3,500 kW (IFB-26-0395, October 9, 2026), Henry County's annual generator services and maintenance for 31 units across county facilities (RFP, August 25, 2026), and Seminole County's three-year maintenance and emergency repair services for approximately 230 generators (RFP-604608-23/LNF, September 13, 2023). Activity skews toward contracted maintenance, preventive service, emergency repair, and system installation rather than standalone component procurement.