UNSPSC 39111503: Wall fixture

Sconces, bathroom light strips.

UNSPSC 39111503 Wall fixture is a Commodity code covering wall-mounted lighting and associated fixtures that state and local governments procure for interior and exterior applications across schools, municipal facilities, courthouses, recreation centers, and specialized venues. Recent opportunities show state and local buyers treating the code broadly to include LED panel replacements, theatrical lighting systems, sports field and parking lot fixtures, auditorium and arena lighting, emergency lighting, and decorative or holiday-themed wall and pole-mounted installations. The category encompasses both fixture procurement and installation labor, often bundled with electrical infrastructure work such as wiring, panel modifications, controls integration, and related systems.

School districts dominate the recent activity, with Gwinnett County Board of Education (Georgia), Pinellas County School District (Florida), Bulloch County Schools (Georgia), and Forsyth County Schools (Georgia) posting multiple interior renovation and lighting retrofit solicitations. County governments, municipal parks and recreation departments, transportation authorities, airports, and corrections facilities round out the issuing-body mix. Georgia and Florida account for the most visible recent activity, followed by Texas and California; a smaller long tail includes Wisconsin, Arizona, Illinois, Connecticut, and other states. Representative recent opportunities include Gwinnett County Board of Education's Corley Elementary School Interior Renovations (RFP/IFB, due November 17, 2026), encompassing fixture replacement as part of broader construction; Pinellas County School District's Electrical Maintenance Repair Services (ITB, due October 8, 2026, approximately $400,000 annual value), covering fixture installation and maintenance across 24/7 emergency response; Bulloch County Schools' LED Lighting Project #FY2027-Phase 03 at Mill Creek Elementary (RFP, due November 5, 2026), specifying EvoKit Click troffers and related LED fixtures with preferred-products controls; and the City of Bartow's Carver Recreation Center Multipurpose Field sports lighting installation (ITB, due July 22, 2026), a CDBG-funded project requiring Davis-Bacon compliance. Pricing structures vary widely—lump-sum construction contracts, hourly rates plus materials markup for maintenance work, and fixed unit pricing for commodity fixture supplies—reflecting the spectrum from single-facility renovation to recurring on-call repair and parts contracts. Bonding, insurance, and prevailing-wage requirements are standard where federal funding (CDBG, HUD Section 3) applies; state-licensed electrician requirements dominate the contractor qualification threshold across school and municipal work.