UNSPSC 39101801: Lamp filament

UNSPSC 39101801 Lamp filament (Commodity) covers LED lighting products and components purchased by state and local governments for infrastructure maintenance, port operations, and facility management. Recent solicitations show state and local bodies buying ready-to-install LED floodlights, general LED lighting inventory on an as-needed basis, and mercury-containing lamp recycling services—a scope that extends well beyond traditional filament products into complete lighting fixtures and waste management. The code captures both direct procurement of LED lighting assemblies and the ancillary services required to manage end-of-life lighting waste in compliance with Universal Waste regulations.

Issuing bodies include county ports, independent school districts, city environmental departments, and state procurement cooperatives. Broward County Port Everglades Department solicited 281 units of Phoenix EcoMod 3 Series LED floodlights (BLD2132882B1, IFB, response due September 25, 2026) with SBE, CBE, and local-vendor preferences under Broward County Code Section 1-74; eight vendors competed with total bids ranging from $697,850.59 to $889,475.52. Parkway School District in July 2026 sought LED lighting on an as-needed basis with estimated annual spending of approximately $35,000 (Solicitation 275, response due July 30, 2026). The City of Tucson issued RFP No. 230060 for comprehensive recycling of mercury-containing waste, including approximately 1,950 High Pressure Sodium lamps and 350 Compact Fluorescent Lamps annually across city departments, with a pre-submittal meeting scheduled and potential for up to four additional one-year renewals. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Broward County), Texas (Parkway School District, Northside Independent School District), and Arizona (Tucson), with Sourcewell-coordinated cooperative purchasing extending across Washington state counties and multiple jurisdictions nationwide. Illinois posted a LED bulbs solicitation (26506ALPLMALPLMB52751, response due June 11, 2026) but source materials lack substantive scope detail.