UNSPSC 39111542: Magnifying lamp

A type of lamp that provides an increased area of vision and brightness for the user. Intended for work on small things where the need for magnification exists, for example electronic components,small items in crafts, hobbies and reading.

UNSPSC 39111542 Magnifying lamp, a Commodity code, does not align with the state and local opportunities recently solicited under this classification. The recent postings overwhelmingly reflect procurement for general lighting fixtures, LED lighting systems, theatrical lighting consoles, sports field lighting installations, and related electrical infrastructure—none of which are magnifying lamps. The code's nominal scope (optical magnification devices) is not represented in the activity shown; instead, state and local buyers are purchasing outdoor decorative LED pole mounts, lobby and gymnasium LED retrofits, stage lighting control systems, commercial airfield lighting components, arena spotlights, and integrated lighting control solutions ranging from simple fixture replacement to complex system design and installation across multiple facility types.

The issuing-body mix spans a broad cross-section of state and local jurisdictions: county transportation authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Lee County Port Authority), school districts at both the elementary and high school levels (Pinellas County, Gatesville ISD, Bibb County Public Schools, Cherokee County Schools), city governments (Sarasota, Pembroke Pines, Phoenix, Dallas, Daytona Beach, Bartow, Hattiesburg), county parks and recreation departments (Gwinnett County), correctional facilities (Illinois Department of Corrections), universities (Texas State, South Dakota State, Mt. San Antonio College), and special-purpose districts (Charlotte Area Transit System). Notably, school districts appear frequently as buyers of theatrical and general facility lighting systems. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Sarasota, Pembroke Pines, Daytona Beach, Bartow, Hattiesburg in Mississippi is federal-aid funded), Georgia (Gwinnett County, Bibb County, Cherokee County), Texas (Gatesville ISD, Northside ISD, City of Dallas), Michigan (Gull Lake Community Schools, Bloomingdale Public Schools, Oak Park Schools), and the Midwest and Mountain West more broadly. Recent representative opportunities include Sarasota County's Quick Quote for 45 LED holiday pole-mount decorations (RFQ, responses due July 23, 2026), City of Pembroke Pines lobby-light retrofit work under Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage standards (ITB, proposals due July 2, 2026), Pinellas County School District's theater lighting renovation at three high schools totaling approximately 1.68 million dollars (ITB, responses due March 10–12, 2026), and Bibb County Public Schools' LED field lighting installation at seven middle schools and a sports complex (RFP, proposals due May 21, 2026). The code shows substantial recent activity but little relevance to magnifying lamps as a product line; pursue only if your firm supplies general facility or specialty lighting systems, not optical magnification equipment.