UNSPSC 39111706: Strobe or warning lights

UNSPSC 39111706 Strobe or warning lights (Commodity) encompasses emergency vehicle lighting systems, siren and light controller packages, and warning light assemblies for fleet up-fit and emergency response applications. State and local governments procure these lights predominantly for law enforcement and emergency services vehicle outfitting, with significant secondary demand from correctional transport, school district fleet maintenance, and public utility vehicles. The code captures both manufacturer-branded specialty lighting (Whelen, Federal, SoundOff Signal, Feniex Industries) and installation or integration services when bundled with the lights themselves.

Recent activity concentrates heavily in Texas, Florida, California, Georgia, and New Jersey, with solicitations spanning county sheriffs, city police, state corrections and attorney general offices, school districts, and specialized training centers. The issuing-body mix skews toward county governments and state agencies, with scattered municipal and school participation. Collin County, Texas issued an IFB on June 4, 2026 (due same day) for emergency vehicle equipment and supplies including red, blue, amber, and white light bars at an estimated $100,000 annual spend with a one-year base term and two optional renewals; the Georgia Public Safety Training Center posted an RFQ on March 2, 2026 (due March 16) for lights and sirens installation on four vehicle types, limited to Federal and Whelen brands, with renewal options over four years; Parker County, Texas solicited proposals through February 23, 2026 for emergency equipment outfitting of a 2026 Chevrolet pickup including six Whelen Ion T series lights and associated wiring; California issued multiple brand-specific RFBs in May 2026 for SoundOff Signal emergency light equipment and Setina partition systems with window packages; and New Jersey's Department of Treasury posted a statewide law enforcement procurement (Bid #26DPP01263, T3163) due June 24, 2026 covering nine product categories including vehicle equipment and siren systems, with set-aside preferences for small business enterprises and disabled veteran-owned businesses. The code shows consistent quarterly posting rhythm across state capitals and county seats, with highest recent density in spring and early summer 2026.