UNSPSC 26121850: Multi core screened 60 volt automotive cable

A type of automotive cable screened with aluminum foil and or copper braid around each of the conductors in the cable and or around the entire cable to screen electromagnetic interference.

UNSPSC 26121850 Multi core screened 60 volt automotive cable, a Commodity code, shows no relevant recent state and local procurement activity. The single substantive opportunity in the recent data—Orange County, Florida's Eastern Water Reclamation Facility electrical and mechanical upgrades (IFB Y26-604, April 2026)—involves heavy electrical infrastructure work including 15 kV switchgear, generators, and facility controls; it does not procure automotive cable. The remaining opportunities span fleet maintenance inventory management (Brevard County), heavy-duty trailer repair and parts (Atlanta), point-of-sale terminals (Hillsborough County Schools), car wash services (Rockland County), low voltage data cabling (Hillsborough County), bus repower overhaul (Broward County Transportation), and automotive repair parts supply agreements (Sarasota County Schools). While the Sarasota, Brevard, and Atlanta opportunities involve vehicle and equipment maintenance, none explicitly solicit multi-core screened 60-volt automotive cabling as a line item or scope element. The code's narrow technical specification—a particular voltage and cable type—does not align with the generalized fleet parts and repair procurement currently visible in state and local markets.

No active pursuit is recommended at this time. The absence of tagged opportunities suggests either that state and local procurement offices are not currently using this code for their cable needs, or that cabling procurement is consolidated under higher-tier electrical supply codes. Monitor future activity from Florida county transportation and fleet authorities (Broward, Hillsborough, Orange, Brevard) and Georgia municipalities, which have shown recent infrastructure and fleet capital investment, but do not expect near-term opportunities under this specific code unless procurement taxonomy or fleet electrification initiatives shift the classification baseline.