UNSPSC 39111505: Recessed lighting

UNSPSC 39111505 Recessed lighting, a Commodity code, encompasses interior LED panel fixtures, downlights, and recessed can lights installed during building renovations and modernization projects at K–12 schools, county facilities, and municipal buildings. State and local governments procure recessed lighting as part of broader interior construction and maintenance contracts, frequently bundled with HVAC modifications, electrical infrastructure upgrades, and energy-efficiency retrofits rather than as standalone purchases. School districts and county boards of education are the dominant issuing bodies, with Gwinnett County Board of Education in Georgia and Pinellas County School District and Bulloch County Schools in Florida appearing repeatedly across recent solicitations. Work is concentrated in Georgia and Florida, with additional activity in Texas and Connecticut; the recent solicitations show interior lighting replacement tied to comprehensive school facility upgrades rather than simple fixture procurement.

Representative recent opportunities reflect the bundled nature of the work. Gwinnett County Board of Education solicited interior renovations at Corley Elementary School (IFB PE77021NONST2027000000223, sealed proposals due November 17, 2026) and similar scopes at multiple other schools, requiring pre-qualified general contractors and comprehensive bonding. Bulloch County Schools requested LED lighting retrofit and replacement at Mill Creek Elementary School under project FY2027-Phase 03 (RFP PE55612NONST2027000000037, sealed proposals due November 5, 2026), specifying fixture types from a preferred products list and requiring performance bonds and contingency allowances. Pinellas County School District posted electrical maintenance and repair services (ITB 26CD037, bids due October 8, 2026) covering auditorium and theater lighting, parking lot lighting, and sports field lighting maintenance under an approximately $400,000 estimated contract. Geographic concentration in Georgia school districts and Florida school districts reflects ongoing capital improvement spending; activity also includes commercial lighting supplies contracts and theatrical lighting system replacements at performing arts facilities.