UNSPSC 39111605: Landscape lighting

Lighting used in landscape settings.

UNSPSC 39111605 Landscape lighting, a Commodity code, is being actively solicited by state and local governments for installation, maintenance, and removal of LED holiday decorations and municipal lighting systems. Recent solicitations span holiday lighting displays on downtown streetscapes and civic buildings, seasonal decoration rentals and storage, sports field and parking lot lighting upgrades, and specialized industrial lighting for port and airport operations. State and local buyers include cities (San Antonio, Daytona Beach, Cooper City, Douglasville, Oxford, Lubbock, Bartow, Waco), counties (Harris, Broward, Sarasota, Gwinnett, Bulloch, Cameron, Crisp, Milwaukee, Lee, Kemper), school districts (Pinellas, Bulloch, Northside ISD, Parkway), and specialized authorities including transit agencies, port districts, and junior colleges. The issuing-body mix is diverse, with no single jurisdiction emerging as a repeat major buyer in the recent-opportunity window, though Florida and Georgia jurisdictions post notably frequently.

The code sees the most recent activity concentrated in the Southeast (Florida, Georgia, Mississippi) and South-Central regions (Texas), with secondary activity in the Midwest (Illinois, Wisconsin, Ohio, Minnesota) and Far West (Arizona, California). Representative recent solicitations include the City of San Antonio's October 2026 RFP for holiday lighting installation, maintenance, and removal on City-owned LED fixtures downtown (response due November 16, 2026), Pinellas County Schools' ITB for comprehensive electrical maintenance and repair services including theater, parking lot, and sports field lighting (estimated $400,000 over one year, bids due October 8, 2026), Bulloch County Schools' RFP for LED retrofit and replacement at Mill Creek Elementary using specified Philips and Sylvania fixtures (response due November 5, 2026), and Broward County's September 2026 IFB for Phoenix LED Floodlights to replace failed units at Port Everglades (281 units across six models, bids due September 25, 2026, with SBE/CBE and local-vendor preferences available). A significant share of opportunities involves federal or state funding compliance (CDBG, Davis-Bacon, Build America Buy America provisions, HUB programs), mandatory pre-bid meetings and site visits, performance and payment bonds, and detailed equipment specifications that often restrict substitution or require OEM equivalency approval.