UNSPSC 39100000: Lamps and lightbulbs and lamp components

UNSPSC 39100000 Lamps and lightbulbs and lamp components is a Family code under which state and local governments procure inventory lighting fixtures, LED retrofit kits, electrical lighting components, and associated installation services for municipal facilities, utilities, schools, transit systems, and public venues. Recent solicitations show buyers purchasing new incandescent and LED fixtures for replacement and retrofit projects, perimeter and security lighting for correctional and municipal facilities, theatrical stage lighting systems, solar-powered fixtures, and specialized electrical lighting components for infrastructure projects. The City of Dallas, Northside Independent School District, transit authorities, water districts, and municipal electric utilities are active buyers. Work ranges from routine inventory purchases of assorted bulbs and fixtures—often FOB delivery to a single warehouse location—to complex retrofit and installation contracts requiring engineering, site coordination, and extended warranties.

Recent activity spans Texas (Dallas, Lubbock, San Antonio), California (Palo Alto, Wichita, Meriden), Florida (Wichita, Bartow, Orange County), Michigan (Gaylord Community Schools), Oregon (Mt. Hood Community College), and Connecticut. Representative opportunities include the City of Dallas Solicitation IFSAVIB1800009 for inventory electrical lights due July 22, 2026 (IFB, FOB Dallas airport warehouse); Northside Independent School District IFB2026105 for maintenance supplies and services including electrical components due August 6, 2026 (sealed bid, San Antonio delivery); the City of Wichita's bid for Century II Concert Hall LED retrofit fixtures (RFB, due July 31, 2026) specifying CANTO USA RETRO-Passive 2.0 technology for 52 incandescent fixtures; and Illinois Department of Corrections' June 9, 2026 solicitation for Lithonia LED perimeter lighting and electrical parts (IFB) to replace high-pressure sodium fixtures at Pontiac Correctional Center. Buyers frequently enforce strict new-product-only requirements, include freight in FOB pricing, reject substitutes and alternatives, and mandate delivery within specific windows. Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements and HUD compliance apply to some federal CDBG-funded projects. No minimum procurement activity threshold has been met to characterize this code as a high-priority or saturated opportunity, though Texas and California jurisdictions show consistent monthly solicitation volume.