UNSPSC 39111530: Commercial downlighting fixture

A lighting fixture that may be employed in inclined ceiling applications.

UNSPSC 39111530 Commercial downlighting fixture, a Commodity code, covers recessed and surface-mounted LED and traditional lighting fixtures that state and local governments install in schools, municipal buildings, courthouses, correctional facilities, and performing arts venues during renovation and new-construction projects. Recent opportunities show school districts and county facilities departments buying downlighting as part of interior retrofit and lighting-system modernization work, often bundled with electrical installation labor and controls integration.

School districts dominate the issuing-body mix, particularly Gwinnett County Board of Education in Georgia and Pinellas County School District in Florida, which have posted multiple interior renovation and lighting-replacement solicitations since August 2026. Counties, cities, and special-purpose districts (airport authorities, correctional departments, performing arts commissions) also solicit under or adjacent to this code. Recent representative opportunities include Bulloch County Schools' LED Lighting Project #FY2027-Phase 03 at Mill Creek Elementary (RFP, sealed proposals due November 5, 2026, specifying EvoKit Click troffer fixtures and recessed cans in multiple configurations); Pinellas County School District's Electrical Maintenance Repair Services (ITB, sealed electronic bids due October 8, 2026, covering installation and maintenance of indoor fixtures, receptacles, and controls); Gwinnett County Board of Education's Corley Elementary School Interior Renovations (IFB, sealed lump-sum bids due November 17, 2026); and the City of Bridgeport's Prospect House renovation (ITB, electronic submissions due July 22, 2026, including approximately 106 LED ceiling lights). Geographic concentration is heaviest in Georgia and Florida, with scattered activity in Texas, California, Wisconsin, and Connecticut. The code shows sustained Q4 2026 activity as school districts and municipalities execute summer-authorized renovation budgets.