UNSPSC 39111544: Light emitting diode LED fixture

Lighting fixture that contains Light Emitting Diode LED technology, an energy efficient lighting source alternative to other lighting sources, e.g. fluorescent, halogen, HID, incandescent, solar, etc.

UNSPSC 39111544 Light emitting diode LED fixture is a Commodity code covering LED lighting fixtures and components that state and local governments procure for facility upgrades, sports field and recreational complex lighting, theatrical and performance venue systems, parking and roadway illumination, and building interior retrofits. The scope spans standalone LED fixture purchases, complete system installations with controls and integration, and ancillary materials such as ballasts, capacitors, and lamps. Issuing bodies include school districts, municipal recreation and public works departments, county parks and facilities management, transit authorities, universities, and special districts. Recent opportunities show school districts are repeat buyers—Pinellas County Schools, Gatesville ISD, and Cherokee County Schools all posted LED fixture or lighting system replacement RFPs within the past months—alongside one-off procurements by cities (Sarasota, Pembroke Pines, St. George, Frisco) and counties (Gwinnett, Bernalillo, Milwaukee). Procurement vehicle types include formal ITBs and RFPs for large capital projects, quick quotes for decorative lighting, and informal sealed-bid solicitations for supply and installation bundles. Geographic activity spans Florida (Sarasota County holiday decorations, Pembroke Pines City Hall and Dodge Center consoles, Pinellas County school theaters), Georgia (Gwinnett County parks and water facilities, Cherokee County Schools districtwide upgrades), Texas (Gatesville ISD junior high fixture labor, City of Frisco streetlight garland and tree lighting, Northside ISD electrical equipment), Utah (City of St. George softball complex sports lighting), Michigan (Gull Lake Community Schools gymnasium LED retrofit, Bloomingdale Schools auditorium theatrical system, Oak Park Schools interior renovations), Connecticut (Fairfield Schools new construction with LED and motion-sensor controls), and other states with moderate recent posting activity.

Representative recent opportunities include Pinellas County Schools' Theater Lighting Renovations at three high schools (ITB 26CD008, bids due March 12, 2026 at 2:00 PM, approximately $1.68 million across all three locations including theatrical lighting control consoles, LED fixtures, video projection, house lighting controls, and eight hours operator training); City of St. George Canyons Softball Complex LED Sports Lighting (IFB 26260, bids due February 13, 2026 at 2:00 PM MST, new energy-efficient LED system for seven fields meeting ANSI/IES RP-6 illumination standards with wireless controls, 10-year or 25-year warranty options); Gwinnett County Bethesda Park Aquatic Center Lighting Replacement (sealed bids due March 13, 2026 at 2:50 PM, removal and replacement of existing lighting and emergency egress luminaires in pool areas with new LED fixtures and control panel featuring astronomical time clock); Sarasota County Holiday LED Pole Mount Decorations (Quick Quote 2026QQ778, proposals due July 23, 2026 at 3:00 PM, 45 silhouette pole-mount LED decoration units not exceeding $50,000 total). These opportunities reflect active procurement across theatrical/performance venues, recreational facilities, municipal infrastructure, and decorative applications, with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage and HUD compliance requirements common in school and federally-funded projects.