UNSPSC 27113102: Fuse pullers

UNSPSC 27113102 Fuse pullers (Commodity) shows little relevant recent activity. The code's nominal scope—electrical tools for removing fuses from equipment—does not match the recent state and local opportunities posted under this classification. Of the sixteen opportunities listed, none involve fuse pullers or related electrical hand tools. Instead, the tagged opportunities span janitorial services (Detroit), electrical cable and anchor rods (Lubbock Power & Light), document destruction (Detroit), title search services (Detroit), theater lighting renovations (Pinellas County Schools and single-location Palm Harbor project), asphalt delivery (Detroit), shotgun poles for utility work (Austin), electrical equipment and parts contracts (Northside ISD), floriculture and landscape maintenance (Detroit multiple reissues), aggregate materials (Detroit), inspection supplies (Philadelphia), freeway litter cleanup (Detroit), industrial electrical supplies (Orange County Transportation Authority), mobile water filtration trailers (Detroit), and camera and access control maintenance (Charlotte transit). This mismatch signals that either the code is not actively used for state and local utility, facilities, or maintenance procurement, or that issuers are inconsistently tagging tool and equipment purchases.

Geographic activity centers on Michigan (Detroit dominance across seven opportunities) and Texas (Lubbock, Austin, San Antonio), with scattered activity in Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, California, and Pennsylvania. The issuing bodies are predominantly city procurement offices (Detroit, Austin, Charlotte, Philadelphia, Lubbock), school districts (Pinellas County Schools, Northside ISD), county departments (Gwinnett County), and transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Charlotte Area Transit System), reflecting fragmented procurement across general services, utilities, and facilities management. With no genuine fuse-puller opportunities in the recent record, this code warrants a skip unless you have intelligence that state or local utilities are procuring under alternative codes or through cooperative purchasing vehicles not captured in this snapshot.