UNSPSC 39111534: Lensed troffer

A specialized lighting fixture used mostly for suspended ceiling and recessed lighting situations.

UNSPSC 39111534 Lensed troffer (Commodity) is a specialized lighting fixture used in state and local facilities for controlled illumination in applications ranging from decorative pole-mount displays to gymnasium and recreational spaces. State and local government buyers under this code are primarily purchasing LED-based lighting solutions, including high-bay gym fixtures, theatrical lighting systems, aquatic center luminaires, and decorative holiday lighting installations. The solicitations show that agencies are replacing aging or end-of-life fixtures with energy-efficient LED technology, often bundled with control systems, installation labor, and training services. Counties, cities, and school districts issue most opportunities; school districts represent a significant and repeat buyer segment, with Pinellas County Schools soliciting multiple theatrical lighting renovation projects across different high schools. Cities and counties procure for recreation centers, aquatic facilities, parks, courthouses, and civic buildings. The work ranges from supply-only (fixture quotations, lamps, ballasts) to turnkey design-build engagements including engineering, installation, control system integration, operator training, and extended warranties.

Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Michigan, and Texas. Representative recent procurements include Sarasota County's Quick Quote for 45 LED pole-mount holiday decorations (RFQ 2026QQ778, due July 23, 2026) at the Englewood location; the City of Pembroke Pines' lobby light retrofit (ITB PSPW26QQ04, due July 2, 2026) under Davis-Bacon wage standards and HUD Section 3 compliance; Orange County Transportation Authority's lighting supplies blanket renewal (RFQ 250263, due June 11, 2026) covering four facilities with a $50,000 two-year budget and four-day delivery requirement; and Gwinnett County's Bethesda Park Aquatic Center lighting replacement (ITB BL043-26, due March 13, 2026) with new LED fixtures and control panels. Pinellas County Schools has posted multiple theater lighting renovation solicitations across multiple high schools, indicating sustained district-level demand. School districts and transit authorities typically demand quick response times (24-96 hours for quotes or delivery) and compliance with federal wage and labor standards when projects are CDBG or FTA funded. Set-asides vary; some solicitations apply Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, HUD Section 3, and DBE goals, while others contain no stated designations. Many procurements require manufacturer's standard warranties of one year post-completion and parts availability guarantees extending five years or longer.