UNSPSC 39111617: Renewable energy street lighting

Lighting used from electric energy which is stored from an electric condenser after being converted from a renewable energy source: solar, wind, or water power. It is usually used on the street or in the park.

UNSPSC 39111617 Renewable energy street lighting (Commodity) encompasses the conversion, installation, and maintenance of LED and renewable-powered streetlight systems in municipal and county jurisdictions. State and local governments under this code are buying streetlight fixture replacement, LED luminaire upgrades, complete streetlight conversion projects from high-pressure sodium to LED technology, streetlight maintenance and repair services, and preliminary design work for renewable energy facilities integrated with landfill gas utilization. The issuing bodies span city departments (Lewisville, Phoenix, Bartow, Brownsville, Tucson, Austin, Salem, Marietta), county governments (Orange County, Escambia County, Cameron County, Broward County, Harris County Toll Road Authority), school districts (Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, Northside ISD), and special-purpose authorities (Orlando Utilities Commission, Atlanta BeltLine). County governments and city public works departments dominate the recent activity, with several repeat buyers (Orange County appearing in three separate solicitations for pole supplies, renewable energy design, and streetlight maintenance; Escambia County appearing twice for maintenance contracting; Broward County appearing twice for roadway and traffic construction).

Recent activity concentrates in Texas (Lewisville, Brownsville, Tucson, San Antonio, and Harris County), Florida (Phoenix and Bartow visible in the broader regional activity; Escambia County), Georgia (Orange County and Atlanta area), and the Mountain West (Colorado, Arizona, Oregon). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Lewisville, Texas issuing an IFB for annual street light repairs (bids due August 10, 2026); the County of Orange, California posting an RFP for preliminary design and feasibility assessment of a renewable energy facility at Prima Deshecha Landfill with a mandatory June 10, 2026 pre-bid meeting and site visit, demanding five years of renewable energy development experience and a Licensed Professional Civil Engineer with 15+ years assigned as Design Engineer, with work spanning approximately 540 calendar days and time-and-materials compensation (RFP2993063702AR, due July 1, 2026); Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD requesting design-build services for Byron P. Steele II High School light pole replacements using a two-step qualification process with an estimated total project value of $1.6 million and Board approval anticipated July 23, 2026 (proposals due July 7, 2026); the City of Phoenix issuing an RFP for comprehensive five-year streetlight maintenance services with two optional one-year extensions commencing December 1, 2026 (proposals due June 30, 2026); and the Harris County Toll Road Authority issuing an ITB for LED luminaires and light assemblies on a one-year contract with four optional one-year renewals (bids due February 16, 2026).