UNSPSC 39111826: Lighting cord set

A set of wires used for connecting a lighting fixture or lamp.

UNSPSC 39111826 Lighting cord set is a Commodity code that sees mixed recent activity across state and local procurement, though the representative opportunities show that governments are actually buying much broader lighting infrastructure—fixtures, systems, controls, and installation services—rather than cord sets specifically. The code appears underutilized or misclassified in recent solicitations; most state and local lighting procurements are tagged to higher-tier codes covering complete lighting systems, LED replacements, and theatrical equipment rather than cord sets as a discrete commodity. When the code does surface in practice, it reflects support for the full lifecycle of lighting deployments: fixture supply, installation labor, control systems, and ancillary electrical materials. Issuing bodies include school districts (Pinellas County Schools, Gatesville ISD, Cherokee County Schools, Bloomingdale Public Schools, Oak Park Schools, CCSD), county governments (Gwinnett County, Bernalillo County, Volusia County, Portage County), cities (Sarasota, Pembroke Pines, Phoenix, Dallas, Dunwoody, Hattiesburg, Charlotte, Wheat Ridge), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority, Charlotte Area Transit System), state agencies (Texas Facilities Commission, Illinois Department of Corrections), universities (Texas State, SDSU, Mt. San Antonio College), and specialized districts (Lee County Port Authority, Gull Lake Community Schools). Repeat buyers include Gwinnett County (multiple lighting and electrical procurements), Pinellas County Schools (theater lighting renovations at multiple high schools), and Sarasota County (holiday decorations and venue lighting).

Geographic activity concentrates in Florida (Sarasota County, Pembroke Pines, Daytona Beach, Tampa area school districts), Georgia (Gwinnett County, Cherokee County, Bibb County Schools), Texas (San Antonio schools, Gatesville ISD, Dallas), Michigan (Gull Lake, Bloomingdale, Oak Park), and secondary pockets in Colorado, New Mexico, Wisconsin, Mississippi, North Carolina, California, and South Dakota. Representative recent opportunities include Sarasota County's July 2026 RFQ for 45 LED lighted silhouette pole-mount holiday decorations due July 23, 2026; City of Pembroke Pines' indoor City Hall lobby-light retrofit (Davis-Bacon prevailing wage, HUD Section 3 compliance); Orange County Transportation Authority's July 2026 RFQ for ongoing lighting supplies across four facilities on a $50,000 two-year blanket contract; Pinellas County School District's theater lighting renovation ITB at Palm Harbor University High School (approximately $501,000 contract value, sealed bids closed May 15, 2026); City of Bartow's July 2026 ITB for sports-field lighting installation (CDBG-funded, Davis-Bacon wages, mandatory pre-bid July 9); Bibb County Public Schools' April 2026 RFP for LED field lighting at seven middle schools and the Ed Defore Sports Complex; and Gwinnett County's February 2026 sealed-bid procurement for the Bethesda Park Aquatic Center LED lighting replacement with pre-bid February 24. The code shows steady demand for LED retrofits, theatrical systems, outdoor sports lighting, and facility-wide modernization, often bundled with labor and controls—a signal that cord-set-specific vendors may face classification friction in state and local RFQs unless the opportunity explicitly breaks out consumables separately from installation contracts.