UNSPSC 39111528: Undercabinet fixture

A lighting fixture that is attached underneath a cabinet bottom.

UNSPSC 39111528 Undercabinet fixture, a Commodity code, describes lighting hardware that state and local governments procure for facility upgrades, renovation projects, and operational maintenance across multiple building types and functional areas. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing LED undercabinet and related fixture products as components of broader infrastructure modernization—not as standalone products but integrated into electrical, HVAC, and facility renovation packages where lighting replacement drives capital improvement priorities.

State and local issuing bodies soliciting under this code span school districts (Pinellas County Schools in Florida, Cherokee County Schools in Georgia, Gull Lake Community Schools in Michigan, Gatesville ISD in Texas, Bloomingdale Public Schools in Michigan), county departments and authorities (Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation in Georgia, Volusia County in Florida, Lee County Port Authority in Florida, Bernalillo County in New Mexico), city governments (Sarasota County/City of Sarasota in Florida, Pembroke Pines in Florida, Bartow in Florida, Phoenix in Arizona, Charlotte in North Carolina, Dallas in Texas, Wheat Ridge in Colorado, Dunwoody in Georgia), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority in California, Charlotte Area Transit System in North Carolina), correctional facilities (Illinois Department of Corrections at Pinckneyville), and higher education institutions (Texas State University, Mt. San Antonio College, South Dakota State University). School districts and parks/recreation departments emerge as repeat buyers. Recent opportunities cluster in Florida (Sarasota, Pembroke Pines, Bartow, multiple school districts), Georgia (Gwinnett County, Cherokee County Schools, Bibb County Schools), Michigan (multiple school districts), and Texas (school districts and state agencies), with additional activity in Colorado, New Mexico, North Carolina, and California. Representative recent solicitations include Sarasota County's Quick Quote for 45 LED lighted pole-mount silhouette decorations due July 23, 2026; Gwinnett County Parks & Recreation's competitive sealed bid for ballasts and capacitors (annual contract, June 12, 2026 quote deadline); Pinellas County Schools' sealed electronic bids for theater lighting renovations at three high schools (approximately $1.68 million combined contract value, March 10, 2026 deadline); Bartow Parks & Recreation's ITB for sports field lighting system installation including eight light poles with 1,500-watt fixtures (July 22, 2026 bids due); and Gull Lake Community Schools' sealed bids for gymnasium LED lighting replacement with integrated 0-10V dimming drivers (April 30, 2026 deadline). Work being solicited ranges from supply-only procurements (ballasts, capacitors, specified lamp models) to turnkey installation projects that bundle design, procurement, installation labor, training, and warranties. Many recent procurements carry prevailing wage obligations (Davis-Bacon or state equivalent), federal compliance requirements (HUD Section 3, FTA), and performance bond demands, signaling that fixture replacement anchors larger capital projects rather than routine maintenance purchases. Theater and performing arts lighting renovations appear prominent, with multiple Florida school districts and performing arts venues (Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall in Sarasota, Phoenix Convention Center) seeking specialized theatrical consoles and LED stage fixtures. Parks departments and aquatic centers are active buyers of high-bay and pool-area LED lighting. The code shows steady, multi-state activity driven by building lifecycle management and energy-efficiency mandates rather than concentrated seasonal demand.