UNSPSC 39111614: Mailbox lighting fixture

Lighting fixtures used to illuminate mailboxes.

UNSPSC 39111614 Mailbox lighting fixture is a Commodity code with limited recent state and local procurement activity directly aligned to its nominal scope. Recent opportunities tagged under this code reveal a significant mismatch: the solicitations actually concern holiday lighting installation and removal services, sports field lighting, parking lot fixtures, and general electrical supplies—not the narrow product category of mailbox-mounted fixtures. The City of San Antonio's RFP for annual holiday lighting installation, maintenance, and removal (response due November 16, 2026) and Bulloch County Schools' LED lighting retrofit at Mill Creek Elementary (proposals due November 5, 2026, RFP) represent the most recent and substantive opportunities, but both address broader facility and grounds lighting rather than dedicated mailbox fixtures. Harris County Precinct 3's as-needed electrical parts ITB (October 26, 2026) and Pinellas County School District's electrical maintenance and repair services ITB (October 8, 2026, approximately $400,000 estimated contract value) show more general electrical infrastructure work. The code appears underutilized for its stated commodity scope; activity tends to cluster around holiday and seasonal decorative lighting services, sports facility and parking area illumination, and routine electrical maintenance contracts rather than targeted procurement of mailbox lighting products.

Issuing bodies are primarily municipalities, county governments, and school districts, with repeat buyers including city parks and recreation departments (San Antonio, Daytona Beach, Douglasville) and county school systems (Bulloch County, Pinellas County). Recent geographic activity spans Florida (Daytona Beach, Pinellas County, Cooper City), Georgia (Bulloch County, Douglasville, Gwinnett County), Texas (San Antonio), and scattered single-jurisdiction postings across Mississippi, Maine, and elsewhere. The code shows minimal concentrated buyer base; most entities appear once in the recent block. With no recent standalone mailbox lighting fixture procurements visible and a substantial gap between the code's product definition and what state and local agencies are actually soliciting under the tag, this code presents limited pursuit value in its current market signal unless your firm targets the broader electrical maintenance, facility lighting retrofit, and grounds lighting service categories that procurement offices are mis-tagging under it.