UNSPSC 39111541: Interior lighting fixture accessory

Includes accessories, fasteners, replacement parts, and ancillary items.

UNSPSC 39111541 Interior lighting fixture accessory, a Commodity code, encompasses LED pole-mount decorations, theatrical lighting consoles, sports field lighting fixtures, replacement lamps and ballasts, lighting control systems, and retrofit components that state and local governments procure for facilities ranging from parks and recreation centers to schools and performing arts venues. Recent solicitations show government buyers acquiring both finished lighting products and component parts—from holiday silhouette decorations and LED replacement fixtures to console replacements and ballast-capacitor combinations—reflecting a mix of aesthetic upgrades, energy-efficiency retrofits, and operational maintenance.

Issuing bodies include county park and recreation departments, city management offices, independent and consolidated school districts, transit authorities, and state universities across Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, and other jurisdictions. Sarasota County, Pinellas County Schools, Gwinnett County, and the City of Phoenix appear as repeat buyers in the recent-opportunities block. The geographic spread is broad, with concentrations in Florida (Sarasota County Quick Quote for 45 LED pole-mount holiday decorations due July 23, 2026; Pinellas County Schools ITB for theater lighting at three high schools, approximately $1.68 million combined; City of Sarasota ITB for professional stage lighting fixtures for Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall, sealed bids due June 30, 2026) and Georgia (Gwinnett County RFQ for lighting supplies, $50,000 two-year contract effective July 1, 2026; Bethesda Park Aquatic Center LED replacement, sealed bids due March 13, 2026). Beyond these anchors, recent activity spans Michigan (Bloomingdale Schools and Gull Lake Schools gym lighting replacements), North Carolina (Charlotte transit system camera and access control maintenance), and multistate cooperative procurements such as Sourcewell's Law Enforcement Equipment RFP. Notice types include RFP, RFQ, ITB, and IFB formats, with response windows typically one to three weeks. Davis-Bacon and HUD Section 3 requirements appear in several CDBG-funded school and municipal projects, narrowing the bidder pool and imposing labor compliance obligations that are decision-flipping constraints for vendors without prevailing-wage experience.