UNSPSC 39111614: Mailbox lighting fixture

Lighting fixtures used to illuminate mailboxes.

UNSPSC 39111614 Mailbox lighting fixture (Commodity) covers LED and specialty lighting equipment being purchased by school districts, counties, municipalities, and transit authorities for facility, field, and infrastructure applications — a broader scope than the code name suggests. State and local governments are actively procuring under this code across multiple issuing-body types: school districts (Parkway School District in Illinois, Bibb County Public Schools in Georgia, Cherokee County School District in Georgia, New Buffalo Area Schools in Michigan), county governments (Sarasota County in Florida, Crisp County in Georgia, Gwinnett County in Georgia, Harris County in Texas, Orange County in Florida, Volusia County in Florida), cities (Gainesville in Florida, Waco in Texas, Brownsville in Texas, Bartow in Florida, Salem in Oregon, Pembroke Pines in Florida, Charlotte in North Carolina, Temple in Texas), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority in California, Trinity Metro in Fort Worth, Texas, Charlotte Area Transit System in North Carolina), and specialized authorities (Lee County Port Authority in Florida, Heart of Georgia Regional Airport in Georgia). Recent solicitations show mixed activity: Parkway School District issued an RFQ for LED lighting with $35,000 estimated annual spend and proposals due July 30, 2026; Sarasota County requested quotes for 45 LED lighted silhouette pole mount decorations under a Quick Quote with a July 23, 2026 deadline and $50,000 price cap; Crisp County, Georgia posted an RFQ for athletics fields LED lighting upgrades due July 28, 2026; and New Buffalo Area Schools in Michigan issued an RFP for elementary classroom LED fixture replacement with an April 16, 2026 deadline.

Geographic spread spans Florida, Texas, Georgia, California, Michigan, Illinois, Oregon, and North Carolina, with the strongest recent activity in Florida (Sarasota County, Orange County, Volusia County, Gainesville, Charlotte area in North Carolina, and Fort Worth in Texas). Solicitations fall into distinct procurement patterns: as-needed supply agreements for LED and electrical lighting (Orange County Transportation Authority's $50,000 two-year blanket renewal, Northside Independent School District in San Antonio for electrical equipment and supplies, Gwinnett County for ballasts and capacitors), capital field-lighting installations (Bibb County Public Schools installing LED systems across middle school practice fields, City of Bartow installing sports field lighting under CDBG funding with Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, Trinity Metro's Fort Worth Central Station tree lighting infrastructure project), holiday and decorative lighting services (Sarasota County, Gainesville, Cooper City, Columbia County in Georgia, Town of Parker in Colorado), infrastructure lighting replacement (City of Madison roof replacement with clerestory window counterflashing, Illinois Department of Corrections replacing 37 high-pressure sodium perimeter lights with LED, Salem-Willamette Valley Airport terminal apron and security fencing signage with lighting), and integrated security and technology systems that include lighting components (Orange County, Florida Community Centers Security Upgrades at $1.6 million with video, access control, and emergency notification systems including lighting). The code sees steady procurement momentum, though many opportunities bundle lighting with broader electrical, infrastructure, or security work rather than standalone fixture purchases.