UNSPSC 26121536: Extension cord

UNSPSC 26121536 Extension cord is a Commodity code that state and local governments buy as consumable electrical components for facilities maintenance, fleet operations, janitorial services, and utility systems. Recent solicitations show extension cords appearing in blanket MRO supply contracts, janitorial and operational supplies procurement, and specialized electrical equipment quotes. The City of Milpitas, for example, included extension cords within a five-category MRO supplies IFB covering general maintenance, fleet, parks, utilities, and streets; the City of Philadelphia issued a micro purchase for surge protector extension cords; and the Missouri Department of Corrections solicited extension cords as part of canteen resale inventory. Issuing bodies span cities, counties, school districts, and state agencies. Cities and municipalities dominate recent activity, with Milpitas, Philadelphia, and Austin posting dedicated or bundled solicitations; counties including Hillsborough, Orange, and Riverside appear in facilities and utility maintenance; school districts such as Pinellas County and Northside Independent School District bid electrical supplies broadly; and state departments like Missouri Corrections treat extension cords as operational consumables. The code sees activity across California, Texas, Florida, Georgia, and other states, with no geographic concentration evident from recent posts.

Representative opportunities include the City of Milpitas IFB 26-229 (posted July 10, 2026, due July 23, 2026) for blanket MRO supplies across five categories including electrical items as part of a five-year contract with local purchasing preference and prevailing wage requirements; the City of Philadelphia micro purchase B2627293 for surge protector extension cords (posted June 2, 2026, due June 5, 2026) with a $43,000 cap; Pinellas County School District solicitation 26AM008 for electrical supplies including conduit, wire, fixtures, and controls (posted March 30, 2026, due March 27, 2026) with an estimated annual value of $950,000; and the Missouri Department of Corrections IFB for canteen resale items (posted January 27, 2026, due February 24, 2026) including extension cords among electronics with an estimated annual budget of $441,538. The code shows modest but consistent activity across small micro purchases, blanket supply awards, and larger electrical-supplies frameworks—typical of commodity-level procurement where extension cords are incidental to broader maintenance or operations contracts rather than primary solicitation drivers.