UNSPSC 39111545: Domestic night light

A small light fixture placed for comfort or convenience in dark areas. It produces low intensity lighting which can be used to reassure sleeping children or highlight hazardous areas

UNSPSC 39111545 Domestic night light is a Commodity code that encompasses indoor and outdoor decorative and functional lighting installations, fixture retrofits, and related electrical integration services procured by state and local governments. State and local solicitations under this code span school districts, counties, cities, universities, and transit authorities installing everything from holiday decoration lighting and theatrical stage lighting systems to parking lot and sports field lighting, LED fixture replacements in schools and public buildings, and emergency/backup lighting systems. The work ranges from labor-only fixture installation at junior highs to full theatrical lighting system design, programming, and training at performing arts venues, LED retrofit projects at elementary schools with specified fixture SKUs and performance requirements, and sports field illumination with control systems and motorized projection equipment. School districts—particularly Gwinnett County Board of Education in Georgia, Pinellas County School District in Florida, and Bulloch County Schools in Georgia—appear as repeat solicitors, frequently posting multiple lighting and renovation projects annually. Cities, counties, and state facilities round out the issuer base, with activity concentrated in the Southeast and occasional postings across Texas, Wisconsin, Connecticut, Illinois, and the West.

Recent opportunities reveal a heavy concentration in Georgia and Florida school construction and renovation work. Gwinnett County Board of Education has issued multiple interior renovation bids (Corley ES, Simonton ES, Bay Creek MS, Hull MS, McConnell MS, Partee ES, Sweetwater MS, Dacula HS, Phoenix HS) with response dates clustered in September and October 2026; these are largely sealed IFBs for general construction that include lighting work as one component, with bids due typically in the 60-90 day window from posting. Pinellas County School District has solicited theatrical lighting renovations at three high schools simultaneously (approximately $1.68 million for all three locations combined) and general electrical maintenance and repair services (approximately $400,000 estimated value) under ITB #26CD037, bids due October 8, 2026. Bulloch County Schools posted an LED lighting retrofit project (PE55612NONST2027000000037) for Mill Creek Elementary with specified fixture SKUs from Philips and Sylvania, proposals due November 5, 2026, and a separate generator-plus-LED-lighting installation at Stilson Elementary, bids due October 20, 2026. Outside education, the City of Douglasville (Georgia) solicited holiday lighting installation and maintenance across seven municipal locations under RFP 2026-003 (proposals due August 12, 2026); the City of Bartow (Florida) posted a CDBG-funded sports field lighting installation under ITB 26-18 with Davis-Bacon and Section 3 compliance (bids due July 22, 2026); and Harris County Precinct 3 (Texas) issued an as-needed electrical parts contract (ITB 260248, bids due October 26, 2026). Geographic spread is heaviest in Georgia, Florida, and Texas, with secondary activity in Connecticut, Wisconsin, California, Colorado, and Illinois. The code shows robust recent activity, suggesting sustained demand for lighting labor and integration services tied to school modernization cycles, municipal infrastructure refresh, and facility maintenance contracts.