UNSPSC 26121668: Cord/cable management device

A device to store, manage, control, organize, or otherwise protect cords, cables, cord sets, extension cords, audio cables.

UNSPSC 26121668 Cord/cable management device is a Commodity code under which state and local governments solicit specialized electrical infrastructure components—primarily signal and control cables, grounding and connector hardware, and related low-voltage installation materials used in traffic control, facility wiring, and utility operations. Recent opportunities show issuing bodies sourcing specific cable types (traffic signal cables with stranded copper and UV ratings, coaxial and shielded pairs), grounding clamps, connector bolts, and aluminum yoke plates, alongside broader blanket-purchase and as-needed electrical supplies contracts that nest component-level commodity codes within wider inventories.

The issuing-body mix spans city transportation and energy departments (Austin Energy, City of Austin Transportation & Public Works), county precincts and consolidated governments (Harris County Precinct 3, Columbus Consolidated Government, DeKalb County, Orange County Transportation Authority), municipal utilities (Lubbock Power & Light), transit authorities (Trinity Metro, Dallas Area Rapid Transit), and cooperative purchasing vehicles serving multi-jurisdiction markets (Sourcewell). Activity concentrates in Texas and Georgia, with secondary posting in Florida, Illinois, and California. Representative recent opportunities include the City of Austin IFQ 6200 AJC1026 (Oct 23, 2026 due date) requesting 32,500 feet of mixed traffic signal cables in four configurations with IMSA specifications and UV rating for outdoor installation; Austin Energy IFQ 1100 CPG1088 (Oct 7, 2026) for 250 ground clamps rated #2/0 to #250 MCM with BURNDY or SEFCOR approved manufacturers; City of Austin IFQ 1100 BAS1102 (Sep 29, 2026) for 125 units of 45-degree aluminum terminal connectors rated 3000 amps continuous; and Columbus Consolidated Government RFB 27-0012 (Oct 28, 2026) for 487 line items of electrical fixtures, parts, and supplies spanning conduit, ballasts, connectors, and cable on an as-needed, two-year renewable term. Set-aside and preference activity is visible in initial offerings restricted to SBE/M/WBE certification before broader online posting; prevailing wage, local hiring, and CCC cabling standards compliance apply to larger integrated-systems contracts such as City Colleges of Chicago's low-voltage JOC and Galveston County's electrical services MSA.