UNSPSC 39111626: Floodlight

Flood lights are used to flood an area with light. It is the best way to provide an enormous amount of non-natural light to an area.

UNSPSC 39111626 Floodlight is a Commodity code. State and local governments are procuring floodlight equipment under this code primarily for airfield and airport lighting applications, specifically photometric testing services and replacement of runway and taxiway lighting systems. The recent opportunities show purchasing bodies acquiring equipment inspections, testing compliance, and lighting infrastructure upgrades rather than purchasing floodlights themselves as standalone commodities; the code is being tagged on airport modernization and airfield infrastructure work where lighting assessment and installation are components of broader facility upgrades.

The issuing bodies are predominantly airport authorities and aviation departments: Lee County Port Authority (Southwest Florida International Airport) posted two photometric testing solicitations in the past two months, and the City of Dallas Department of Aviation, Pinellas County Florida, and the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey all issued recent lighting-related procurements. Geographic activity is concentrated in Florida, with secondary activity in Texas and New York. Lee County Port Authority's September 2026 RFQ for airfield photometric testing at Southwest Florida International Airport (solicitation 2026061BW, updated to 2026115BW with an October 29, 2026 response deadline) represents a representative opportunity: the scope covers comprehensive photometric testing of runway centerline, edge, and touchdown zone lights, requiring mobile test equipment, GPS positioning, constant current regulator evaluation at five intensity levels, and FAA Advisory Circular 150/5345-46E compliance, with a three-year contract term beginning September 9, 2026. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey issued a two-year requirements contract (Bid 6000003331, closed May 26, 2026) for aeronautical edge lighting equipment and spare parts from Multi Electric Manufacturing, Inc., spanning 23 line items including in-pavement guard bar lights, LED inset runway lights, and threshold lights across multiple airport facilities. Activity in this code shows direct alignment with airport capital infrastructure programs and federal AIP funding cycles rather than standalone floodlight procurement.