UNSPSC 39111547: Low bay lighting

Indoor lighting luminaires designed for applications of 20 feet or less that provide specific light patterns with the use of reflectors and optics. Applications include lighting for assembly lines, manufacturing areas, food processing plants, warehouses and parking garages.

UNSPSC 39111547 Low bay lighting is a Commodity code capturing interior and exterior LED and conventional fixture replacement, retrofit, and maintenance work that state and local governments solicit across K–12 school districts, counties, cities, and specialized facilities. Recent opportunities span interior lighting modernization at school buildings, sports field and parking lot illumination, auditorium and theatrical systems, and emergency generator backup lighting, with work typically bundled into broader building renovation RFPs, ITBs, and IFBs rather than standing alone as dedicated low-bay procurements.

School districts dominate recent activity in this code, with Gwinnett County Board of Education (Georgia), Pinellas County School District (Florida), Bulloch County Schools (Georgia), and Sarasota County Schools (Florida) issuing multiple solicitations for interior lighting replacement and theatrical lighting overhauls over the past four months. Representative work includes the Bulloch County Schools LED Lighting Project at Mill Creek Elementary School (RFP PE55612NONST2027000000037, responses due November 5, 2026), specifying EvoKit troffer fixtures and high-bay LED units with mandatory preferred-products constraints and all-inclusive pricing; Pinellas County School District's Electrical Maintenance Repair Services (ITB 26CD037, bids due October 8, 2026, approximately $400,000 estimated value), covering fixture installation, theater lighting, parking and sports field lighting, and emergency response; and Gatesville Independent School District's interior lighting fixture replacement labor services (RFP GISD20260519, labor only for 132 LED panel fixtures, June 2026). Gwinnett County Board of Education has also issued interior renovation bids for several schools where lighting retrofit appears as a component work package. County governments and municipalities round out the issuing body mix, with procurement activity concentrated in Georgia, Florida, and Texas, alongside scattered solicitations in Arizona, Connecticut, Wisconsin, and Illinois. The code shows modest but consistent activity—primarily school-driven, specification-heavy, and weighted toward LED conversion and energy efficiency upgrades with firm material and labor pricing, extended warranty provisions, and schedule compression to avoid disruption to academic calendars.