UNSPSC 39111711: Exit light conversion kit

UNSPSC 39111711 Exit light conversion kit is a Commodity code that shows minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned with its nominal scope. The ten opportunities in the dataset—posted between February and June 2026—span emergency response equipment, airfield lighting, field lighting systems, UPS maintenance, water resources facility lights, transit system cameras, a lighting console, pedestrian improvements with lighting components, general electrical supplies and services, and a mobile light tower. Only three solicitations involve exit or facility lighting directly: Gwinnett County's informal quotation for facility lights at the F. Wayne Hill Water Resources Center (30 units of specified HOL LED fixtures, quotation due March 17, 2026); Bibb County Public Schools' general contractor RFP for LED field lighting at middle school practice fields and a sports complex (proposals due May 21, 2026, emphasizing NEC 2023 compliance and remote control options); and the City of Fairburn's IFB for pedestrian improvements including an optional lighting alternate (sealed bids due April 13, 2026). The other seven opportunities—for law enforcement equipment through Sourcewell, ADB Safegate airfield lighting, a mobile Generac light tower, UPS systems, a theatrical lighting console, transit system camera maintenance, and disaster response push packages—diverge materially from exit light conversion kits and are tagged to this code without clear justification.

Issuing bodies span county utilities (Gwinnett County, Pinellas County), school districts (Bibb County, Northside Independent School District), cities (Fairburn, Charlotte, Pembroke Pines, Dunwoody), counties (Collier County, Clay County, Santa Clara County, Lee County Port Authority), a transit authority (Charlotte Area Transit System), and a statewide cooperative (Sourcewell on behalf of multiple Washington counties). No single jurisdiction dominates repeat activity under this code. Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Lee County, Collier County, Clay County, Pinellas County, Pembroke Pines), Georgia (Bibb County, Gwinnett County, Fairburn, Dunwoody), Texas (Northside Independent School District in San Antonio, Galveston County), and North Carolina (Charlotte), with broader Sourcewell participation spanning Washington state and multiple jurisdictions nationwide. The code shows no meaningful volume signal for exit light conversion kits specifically; recent activity fragments across lighting infrastructure categories that have only tangential relevance to the code's stated commodity definition.