UNSPSC 39111609: Lighting pole or post and hardware

The pole or post and associated hardware used for free standing elevated light fixture placement.

UNSPSC 39111609 Lighting pole or post and hardware is a Commodity code that encompasses the procurement of street lighting fixtures, poles, masts, and associated electrical components used by state and local agencies to support roadway, pedestrian, and site lighting infrastructure. State and local governments buy replacement luminaires, LED light heads, pole-mounted fixtures, control systems, ballasts, capacitors, and specialized components such as flash heads and driver modules for public safety tower lighting under this code.

Solicitation activity under the code spans county transportation departments, city utilities and public works divisions, transit authorities, and state departments of transportation, with issuers concentrated in Florida, Texas, California, Georgia, Connecticut, Oregon, and Kentucky. Brevard County, Florida solicited sole-source procurement for public safety tower lighting components (flash head, cable, white driver module) under a specialized replacement effort. The City of Ashland, Oregon pursued sole-source acquisition of Sternberg LED light heads through notice of intent. Meriden, Connecticut issued bids for streetlight maintenance services covering approximately 4,200 LED cobra-head fixtures and decorative streetlights under prevailing-wage requirements. Shelton, Connecticut requested bids on lighting heads and poles for Canal Street and Riverwalk improvements. Milwaukee County sought bids on specialized Holophane LED fixtures and aluminum poles for parks lighting at eight line items with no substitutions permitted except polymeric boxes. The City of Phoenix issued a five-year RFP for comprehensive streetlight maintenance services across its municipal jurisdiction, commencing December 1, 2026, with a scope covering pole classifications, GE LED roadway luminaires in five wattage categories, and FTA certifications for federally funded work. Palo Alto issued an RFQ for 350 units of assorted Leotek LED luminaires in a one-time purchase with strict environmentally preferred purchasing compliance. State of Texas projects including Brownsville's Carbon Reduction Program light synchronization and Cameron County's traffic signal modernization both incorporate LED luminaire procurement alongside control systems and detection equipment. Caltrans issued a small business set-aside for lighting systems installation on State Route 39 in Orange County with a $484,000 maximum bid limit and 30-day completion window. Kentucky Transportation Cabinet solicited transformer bases conforming to AASHTO standards with arc flash warning labels in two separate supplemental procurements. The Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC) issued an RFP for comprehensive joint use and streetlight attachment inventory audits of approximately 90,000 poles and fixtures to verify GIS data accuracy, with proposals due December 4, 2025, requiring five years' prior experience and 96 percent accuracy achievement.