UNSPSC 39111823: Lighting post cap

A cap for a post where lighting is fixed

UNSPSC 39111823 Lighting post cap, a Commodity code, encompasses decorative and functional pole-mounted lighting fixtures—including LED silhouettes, theatrical spotlights, field and arena lighting, and control consoles—that state and local governments procure for parks, recreation facilities, performing arts venues, schools, airports, and municipal buildings. Recent solicitations show a mix of decorative holiday lighting, comprehensive theatrical system replacements, sports field illumination, and specialized venue equipment, with state and local issuing bodies ranging from county parks departments and city recreation authorities to school districts and transit systems. Sarasota County posted a Quick Quote (2026QQ778) for 45 LED lighted silhouette pole mount decorations in July 2026, while the Pinellas County School District issued multiple RFPs for complete theater lighting renovations across three high school locations totaling approximately $1.68 million. The City of Sarasota solicited sealed bids for eighteen Martin MAC Viper XIP and twenty Martin MAC Aura XIP professional stage lighting fixtures for the Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall under ITB 2635SS. The City of Bartow's ITB 26-18 sought electrical contracting services to install an eight-pole sports field lighting system at the Carver Recreation Center, a CDBG-funded project subject to Davis-Bacon wage requirements. Most of the code's activity concentrates in Florida (Sarasota County, Pinellas County Schools, City of Bartow, City of Pembroke Pines, Lee County Port Authority), Georgia (Bibb County Public Schools, Gwinnett County Parks), Michigan (Gull Lake Community Schools, Bloomingdale Public Schools), and Texas (Gatesville ISD, Northside ISD).

The issuing body mix skews toward school districts and county-level departments—specifically parks and recreation, facilities management, and capital construction functions—with secondary activity from municipal recreation centers, performing arts venues, airports, and transit authorities. County parks departments and school districts are the largest repeat buyers. Georgia, Florida, and Michigan show the densest recent concentration. Geographic spread extends across the Midwest and Southeast, with scattered solicitations from Colorado, New Mexico, and South Dakota. Representative opportunities include Pinellas County School District's theater lighting renovations (RFP, $1.68 million across three locations, March–July 2026), Gwinnett County Parks' Bethesda Park Aquatic Center LED replacement (sealed bid, February–March 2026), Bibb County Public Schools' middle school practice field LED lighting (RFP, May 2026, mandatory pre-bid April 2026), and City of Bartow's Carver Recreation Center sports field lighting installation (ITB, July 2026, mandatory pre-proposal July 2026). Many solicitations mandate prevailing wage compliance and carry federal funding (CDBG, HUD) constraints. Theatrical and sports lighting projects typically impose Florida Electrical Contractor licensure or equivalent state licensing, five-year operational continuity requirements, and documented experience on comparable projects. Award timelines range from 90 to 120 calendar days for installation-intensive work.