UNSPSC 39111825: Lamp swing gate

The part of a lighting fixture that opens in a swinging fashion because it is hinged.

UNSPSC 39111825 Lamp swing gate (Commodity) encompasses decorative and functional pole-mounted lighting fixtures that state and local governments procure for holiday displays, recreational facilities, and public spaces. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing LED lighted silhouette decorations, LED field lighting systems for sports facilities, theatrical lighting console equipment, and various LED fixture replacements across municipal, county, and school district properties. The code captures a diverse range of pole-mounted and swing-gate lighting applications, from temporary seasonal installations to permanent facility upgrades, reflecting an active market for outdoor and indoor LED conversion projects.

Recent activity spans multiple issuing bodies including county parks and recreation departments, city recreation centers, school districts (both independent and county), municipal procurement offices, and transit authorities across Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Colorado, New Mexico, Texas, Mississippi, and South Dakota. Sarasota County posted a Quick Quote in July 2026 for 45 LED lighted silhouette pole mount decorations with responses due July 23; the City of Pembroke Pines issued a lobby lights removal and replacement solicitation in July 2026 subject to Davis-Bacon prevailing wage requirements; Bibb County Public Schools in Georgia rebid an RFP in April 2026 for LED field lighting installation at seven middle school practice fields and an athletic complex; the Pinellas County School District in Florida solicited sealed bids for theater lighting renovations at three high school locations with a combined contract value of approximately $1.68 million; and the City of Bartow posted an ITB in June 2026 for installation of sports field lighting at the Carver Recreation Center, a CDBG-funded project subject to Davis-Bacon and HUD compliance. Gwinnett County, Georgia, issued an RFQ in March 2026 for lighting equipment at a water resources facility, and the Bethesda Park Aquatic Center in Georgia solicited bids for LED fixture and control panel replacement. Geographic concentration appears strongest in Florida and Georgia, with secondary activity in Michigan, Texas, Colorado, and South Dakota, indicating demand across both Sun Belt facilities management and cold-climate school district modernization initiatives.