UNSPSC 39111546: High bay lighting

Light fixture used for large scale or area commercial applications.

UNSPSC 39111546 High bay lighting, a Commodity code, encompasses the purchase of lighting fixtures and components for large indoor and outdoor spaces in state and local facilities. Recent state and local opportunities show demand for LED fixtures in gymnasium, warehouse, and multipurpose settings; parking lot and sports field lighting systems; theater and auditorium stage lighting; and replacement of outdated fixtures with energy-efficient LED technologies. School districts, counties, municipalities, and special-purpose districts are the primary buyers, with Georgia school systems (Gwinnett County Board of Education, Bulloch County Schools) and Florida school districts (Pinellas County) appearing repeatedly in recent solicitations.

Gwinnett County Board of Education has posted multiple interior renovation and HVAC modification projects that include high-bay and general facility lighting work—Corley Elementary School (RFP, due November 17, 2026), Simonton Elementary School (RFP, due November 10, 2026), and Bay Creek Middle School (RFP, due October 29, 2026)—all structured as sealed lump-sum bids with mandatory pre-bid meetings and bonding requirements. Bulloch County Schools solicited LED lighting retrofit at Mill Creek Elementary School under RFP (due November 5, 2026) specifying proprietary Philips EvoKit and Sylvania fixtures with no substitutions permitted. Pinellas County School District issued multiple theater lighting renovation solicitations (Boca Ciega, East Lake, and Palm Harbor High Schools) totaling approximately $1.68 million combined, requiring Florida Electrical Contractor licensure and five years of documented theatrical lighting experience. Activity clusters in Georgia and Florida, with secondary activity in Texas, Wisconsin, and Arizona. The code shows sustained demand from school districts and county facilities for both retrofit and new-construction lighting work, with emphasis on LED efficiency, compliance with building codes, performance bonding, and fixed-price lump-sum contracting structures.