UNSPSC 32121704: Static converters

UNSPSC 32121704 Static converters, a Commodity code, covers electrical conversion and protection components that state and local governments procure for water treatment, utility infrastructure, transportation, and facility operations. Recent solicitations show municipalities and counties purchasing solenoids, ballasts, capacitors, switchgear components, protective relays, network protectors, and current-limiting fuses—typically as ongoing supply contracts or emergency single-unit replacements for critical infrastructure. The issuing bodies span county governments, city utilities, transit authorities, and special-purpose water districts, with no single repeat buyer dominating the code's recent activity; purchases emerge from maintenance and upgrade cycles across water reclamation, electrical distribution, and public facilities rather than from consolidated procurement patterns.

Recent activity appears primarily in Texas, Florida, Georgia, and California. The City of Tampa (June 2026) solicited a single solenoid (Model ZTSDL80EC-7, 480V, 800Amp) for the David L. Tippin Water Treatment Facility's NorthWest Repump Station via RFQ with same-day closure. Gwinnett County, Georgia (June 2026) requested annual competitive quotes for approximately 200 units each of 1500W metal halide ballasts (480V, Advance brand) and capacitors via RFQ closing June 12, 2026. Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners (May 2026) issued an ITB for ongoing Schneider brand electrical components—an estimated $519,787.19 over two years for SCADA control panel standardization—with bids due June 18, 2026. The City of Austin (February 2026) solicited annual supply of network protectors, relay submersible stack lights, arc flash reduction kits, VaultGard sensor modules, and current-limiting fuses through IFB 1100 CPG1005. Sourcewell (May 2026) coordinated a multi-state RFP for law enforcement equipment on behalf of participating entities in Washington and Minnesota counties, though that procurement diverges materially from the static converter scope and appears misclassified.