UNSPSC 39111503: Wall fixture

Sconces, bathroom light strips.

UNSPSC 39111503 Wall fixture (Commodity) encompasses LED decorative and functional lighting installations that state and local governments are actively soliciting for facility upgrades, outdoor enhancements, and event displays. Recent opportunities show demand for holiday LED pole mount decorations, gymnasium and aquatic center LED lighting systems, theatrical lighting console replacements, field sports lighting installations, and comprehensive LED retrofit projects at schools, municipal facilities, and public venues. State and local buyers treating wall fixtures and related lighting under this code include county governments (Sarasota County, Gwinnett County, Lee County Port Authority, Volusia County), city procurement offices (Pembroke Pines, Phoenix, Dallas, Bartow, Dunwoody, Hattiesburg), school districts (Pinellas County, Bibb County, Gatesville ISD, Northside ISD, Gull Lake Community Schools, Cherokee County, Bloomingdale Public Schools), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Charlotte Area Transit System), and special-purpose authorities (Housing Authority of the City of Alameda, Orlando Utilities Commission). Sarasota County and Pinellas County School District appear as repeat buyers, with Sarasota County soliciting holiday decorations in July 2026 and Pinellas County posting multiple theater lighting renovation opportunities across several high schools in recent months.

Activity concentrates in Florida (Sarasota County, Pembroke Pines, Bartow, Volusia County, Orlando), Georgia (Gwinnett County, Bibb County, Cherokee County, Dunwoody), Texas (Dallas, Gatesville, Northside ISD), and Michigan (Gull Lake, Bloomingdale, Oak Park), with secondary activity in other states including Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Mississippi, New Mexico, North Carolina, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. Representative solicitations include Sarasota County's July 23, 2026 Quick Quote for 45 LED lighted silhouette pole mount decorations (45 units, cap $50,000), the Housing Authority of the City of Alameda's August 5, 2026 IFB for water damage repairs including drywall, fixtures, and finishes with prevailing wage requirements, the City of Pembroke Pines' lobby lights retrofit (Davis-Bacon wage determination FL20250197, compressed timeline), Orange County Transportation Authority's $50,000 two-year blanket renewal for lighting supplies with four-day delivery mandate and firm pricing through June 2028, the City of Bridgeport's $501,000+ Prospect House renovation encompassing approximately 106 LED ceiling lights with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage (wage determination CT20260020, 30% self-performance labor floor), the City of Sarasota's ITB for 38 professional stage fixtures (eighteen Martin MAC Viper XIP, twenty Martin MAC Aura XIP, twelve-month warranty, single-source procurement), the City of Bartow's CDBG-funded sports field lighting installation (four 1,500-watt fixtures per eight poles, electrical service upgrade, 90-day completion, mandatory pre-proposal July 9, 2026), Gwinnett County Parks' $50,000 annual ballasts and capacitors contract (1500W metal halide, Advance Brand ADV71A67842001, rapid local delivery requirement), Pinellas County School District's approximately $1.68 million theater lighting renovation across three high schools (sealed bids closed March 10 or March 12, 2026 depending on posting date, comprehensive systems integration with eight-hour training). Prevailing wage and federal compliance obligations (Davis-Bacon, HUD Section 3, CDBG, federal transit funding) appear frequently in municipal and school construction projects. Local and cooperative purchasing vehicles feature across jurisdictions, with multiple districts and counties using shared e-procurement platforms such as OpenGov, Bonfire, and proprietary portals for bid submission and management.