UNSPSC 39111823: Lighting post cap

A cap for a post where lighting is fixed

UNSPSC 39111823 Lighting post cap (Commodity) represents a narrow product line within outdoor and structural lighting infrastructure, but state and local solicitations tagged to this code show little activity aligned with the commodity's nominal scope. The recent opportunities in the dataset mention lighting post caps only tangentially, if at all, within broader electrical, building renovation, and facilities maintenance procurements. When state and local governments solicit under this Commodity, they are typically bundling post-cap purchases into general electrical supply agreements, facility-wide LED retrofit projects, or on-call maintenance contracts that span multiple lighting components rather than treating post caps as a standalone line item.

The issuing bodies are predominantly school districts (Gwinnett County Board of Education, Bulloch County Schools, Pinellas County School District, Forsyth County Schools), municipal departments (City of Douglasville, City of Bartow, City of Sarasota), and county facilities authorities. Georgia dominates recent activity, with Gwinnett County and Bulloch County Schools posting multiple renovation and lighting projects through fall 2026. Florida school districts (Pinellas and Sarasota) show theatrical and general lighting work, while Arizona and Texas municipalities appear occasionally. Representative recent solicitations include Bulloch County Schools' LED Lighting Project #FY2027-Phase 03 at Mill Creek Elementary (RFP, proposals due November 5, 2026), which specifies EvoKit and Philips fixtures but does not isolate post caps as a distinct line item; and Gwinnett County's multiple HVAC and interior renovation projects at elementary and middle schools (ITB format, bids due September through November 2026), which incorporate lighting work as part of broader construction scope. The code shows little relevant recent activity when narrowly interpreted as post-cap-specific procurement—most lighting solicitations bundle fixtures, controls, wiring, and ancillary components into consolidated bids or on-call service agreements rather than carving out post caps as a commodity unto themselves.