UNSPSC 39111803: Lamp sockets

UNSPSC 39111803 Lamp sockets, a Commodity code, covers lighting infrastructure components that state and local governments procure when replacing, upgrading, or maintaining facility lighting systems—primarily LED fixtures, control systems, and associated electrical components rather than sockets alone. Recent solicitations show states, counties, cities, school districts, and transit authorities acquiring complete lighting solutions: Sarasota County solicited 45 LED pole-mount decorations for holiday display (RFQ, July 23, 2026 response deadline); Pembroke Pines requested lobby-light retrofit work at City Hall under prevailing-wage constraints (ITB, July 2, 2026); Orange County Transportation Authority issued a blanket renewal for lighting supplies across four facilities (RFQ, June 11, 2026 response deadline, $50,000 over two years); and Bridgeport sought comprehensive renovations including 106 LED ceiling lights and commercial stair treads (ITB, July 22, 2026). School districts dominate recent activity, with Pinellas County Schools, Bibb County Public Schools, Gull Lake Community Schools, Gatesville ISD, and Northside ISD all posting theatrical or facility lighting upgrades. Cities, counties, and special-purpose districts (parks departments, transit authorities, airports, utilities commissions) round out the issuing-body mix. Geographic spread includes Florida (Sarasota, Pembroke Pines, Pinellas, Bartow, Hattiesburg, Daytona Beach), Georgia (Gwinnett, Bibb, Cherokee, Savannah-Chatham), Texas (Gatesville, Dallas, San Antonio, San Marcos), Michigan (Gull Lake, Bloomingdale, Oak Park), Colorado, Connecticut, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Mississippi, Illinois, and California.

Recent opportunities cluster around three primary work types: facility-wide LED conversions (Bethesda Park Aquatic Center in Gwinnett County, Wheat Ridge Recreation Center, Kellogg Elementary gymnasium); theatrical or performance-venue lighting systems (Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall in Sarasota requesting Martin MAC fixtures, Pinellas County schools' three-location theater renovation at approximately $1.68 million total, Bibb County's middle-school field lighting); and maintenance contracts for existing infrastructure (Orange County Transportation Authority's blanket supply agreement, Bernalillo County's indefinite-quantity electrical supplies RFB with eight bid lots including LED fixtures and ballasts, Gwinnett County's annual lighting supplies contract for parks). Davis-Bacon prevailing-wage requirements appear frequently in school and municipal work, signaling federal funding streams (CDBG, HUD Section 3). Most school district procurements require licensed electrical contractors with five-year continuous operation and multiple comparable projects; performance bonds, insurance, and multi-year warranties are standard. Supply-and-equipment opportunities run $20,000 to $500,000-plus; labor-only work and blanket supply contracts allow lower entry points. The code shows steady activity across the U.S. footprint with no geographic concentration, reflecting universal demand for energy-efficient lighting upgrades and facility maintenance across all jurisdiction types.