UNSPSC 39101617: High pressure sodium lamp HID

UNSPSC 39101617 High pressure sodium lamp HID is a Commodity code that frames lighting products state and local governments are actually procuring, though recent solicitations show a decisive shift away from the code's nominal scope toward LED lighting alternatives. The code appears in school district, county, and special-purpose district procurements, with particular activity from independent school districts in Texas (Northside Independent School District, Parkway School District), Florida (Pinellas County School District), and Georgia (Cherokee County School District), as well as transit authorities and toll road authorities. Work solicited under this code spans as-needed lighting supply contracts, capital LED conversion projects, roadway and facility lighting maintenance, and distributed luminaire and fixture procurement. The issuing bodies include state cooperative purchasing vehicles, independent school districts, city public works departments, county school districts, and transit authorities.

Recent opportunities show geographic concentration in Texas, Florida, and Georgia. The Harris County Toll Road Authority issued an ITB on January 23, 2026 (due February 16, 2026) for LED luminaires, LED light assemblies, and related roadway and underpass lighting items on a one-year term with four optional renewals—a $950,000-plus-estimated school district electrical-supplies IFB from Pinellas County (due March 27, 2026) that includes lighting and lamp categories; Parkway School District's RFP for LED lighting on an as-needed basis (due July 30, 2026) with approximately $35,000 estimated annual spend over twelve months; and Cherokee County School District's LED lighting conversion RFP (due February 10, 2026) for facility upgrades across multiple locations. The Illinois ALPLM LED bulbs solicitation (due June 11, 2026) and Northside Independent School District's IFB for electrical equipment, parts, supplies, rentals, repairs, and services (due July 1, 2026) round out recent activity. The code shows active demand but skews heavily toward LED product lines and away from high-pressure sodium technology; vendors should confirm whether their product portfolios align with the LED-dominant purchasing patterns evident in current solicitations.