UNSPSC 39101803: Lamp base

UNSPSC 39101803 Lamp base (Commodity) covers a range of lighting equipment and components that state and local governments procure for facilities, recreational centers, transit systems, and educational institutions. Recent solicitations show this code capturing both finished lighting fixtures and replacement lamps, as well as lamp-related hardware and control systems, rather than lamp bases in isolation. State and local buyers under this code are deploying it to tag holiday decorations, theatrical lighting systems, LED retrofit projects, aquatic center upgrades, and general-purpose electrical lighting supplies, indicating the taxonomy stretches across diverse lighting applications and installation contexts.

Issuing bodies are primarily school districts (Pinellas County, Cherokee County, Gull Lake Community Schools, Gatesville ISD, Northside ISD), county departments of parks and recreation (Gwinnett County, Volusia County), cities (Sarasota, Pembroke Pines, Dallas, Phoenix, Hattiesburg, Dunwoody), and transportation authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Charlotte Area Transit System). Representative recent opportunities include Sarasota County's Quick Quote for 45 LED lighted silhouette pole mount decorations (responses due July 23, 2026), Pinellas County School District's sealed-bid Theater Lighting Renovations across three high school locations with a combined contract value of approximately $1.68 million (bid deadline March 10, 2026, with responses accepted electronically), and Gwinnett County's Bethesda Park Aquatic Center Lighting Replacement project (bids due March 13, 2026). Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Sarasota, Volusia, Broward County), Georgia (Gwinnett, Cherokee County, Bibb County), Michigan (Gull Lake, Bloomingdale, Oak Park), Texas (Dallas, Gatesville, San Antonio), and appears scattered across Ohio, Colorado, Mississippi, Connecticut, and South Dakota. Lamp base procurement at the school-district and county level typically bundles fixtures, installation labor, controls, and training; many opportunities are capital renewal projects subject to prevailing wage and federal compliance requirements when CDBG or HUD funding applies. The code shows steady activity across seasonal (holiday decorations), facility-renewal (LED conversions), and infrastructure-maintenance (aquatic centers, transit facilities) categories over the past six months.