UNSPSC 26121802: Single core 60 volt class a automotive cable

A single core 60 volt automotive cable that operates within the minus 40degree to plus 85 degree centigrade range.

UNSPSC 26121802 Single core 60 volt class A automotive cable is a Commodity code that state and local governments acquire primarily as components within broader structured cabling and telecommunications infrastructure projects rather than as standalone automotive electrical products. Recent state and local solicitations tag this code within comprehensive cabling system procurements that span copper twisted-pair (Cat 6a), multi-strand fiber optic (OM3 & OM4), and related installation services deployed across county departments and facilities. The work solicited under this code is performed by vendors who provide not automotive wiring but telecommunications and data infrastructure cabling, installation labor, and technical compliance oversight to meet TIA/EIA standards. County procurement offices are the primary issuing bodies visible in recent activity, with departments of information services or equivalent technical oversight functions driving specifications and site coordination.

The County of San Mateo posted RFP #ISD-20261906 on July 16, 2026, for Structured Cabling and Installation Services with a response deadline of December 8, 2025, seeking per-foot pricing for copper and fiber cabling installation across all county departments on an as-needed basis, with an estimated contract value of $300,000 to $1,000,000 over a potential 36-month term plus two 12-month renewals. The solicitation emphasizes three years of documented experience, three successful government implementations within the prior five years, SAM.gov registration, and compliance with telecommunications standards; a non-mandatory pre-proposal meeting was scheduled for November 17, 2025, and the county applies a local business preference ordinance offering additional evaluation points. Recent state and local opportunities under this code remain sparse and concentrated in telecommunications infrastructure procurement; geographic activity is limited to California in the current dataset. The code itself may be miscalibrated for typical state and local purchasing patterns, which tend to classify structured cabling and telecom installations under information technology services or construction-related families rather than under automotive electrical cable taxonomy.