UNSPSC 39111532: Fluorescent high bay fixture

Fluorescent light used for large scale (area) commercial applications.

UNSPSC 39111532 Fluorescent high bay fixture, a Commodity code, covers LED and specialty lighting fixtures that state and local governments procure for facility upgrades, recreational spaces, theatrical installations, and infrastructure improvements. Recent solicitations show a broad range of issuing bodies—counties, cities, school districts, and special-purpose authorities—buying LED high-bay replacements, specialty theatrical lighting systems, sports field lighting, pole-mount decorative fixtures, and control consoles for performance venues. The work being solicited spans complete lighting system overhauls at schools and civic facilities, emergency-response lighting infrastructure, and single-unit fixture procurement for maintenance and operations.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Michigan, and Texas, with scattered opportunities across the Midwest and Mountain West. Sarasota County sought 45 LED lighted silhouette pole-mount decorations (RFQ, due July 23, 2026); the City of Pembroke Pines issued an ITB for City Hall lobby light removal and replacement with Davis-Bacon wage standards in effect; the Pinellas County School District solicited comprehensive theater lighting renovations at three high school locations (ITB 26CD008, approximately $1.68 million combined, due March 10, 2026); the City of Bartow posted an ITB for sports field lighting installation at Carver Recreation Center including fixture provision, electrical infrastructure, and controls (ITB 26-18, due July 22, 2026); Bibb County Public Schools in Georgia requested LED field lighting design and installation at seven middle schools and the Ed Defore Sports Complex (RFP 26-039, due May 21, 2026); and the Gwinnett County Parks and Recreation Department sought 1,500W metal halide ballasts and capacitors on an annual contract (RFQ, quotes due June 12, 2026). School districts dominate the code activity, followed by municipal recreation and facilities departments; transit authorities and park authorities appear occasionally. Geographic concentration in Florida and Georgia reflects active capital planning cycles; Texas school districts and counties show steady fixture and ballast procurement activity.