UNSPSC 39111828: Lighting fixture door

The part of a lighting fixture that allows access to the lamp.

UNSPSC 39111828 Lighting fixture door, a Commodity code, represents decorative and functional lighting fixtures that state and local governments procure for facilities, parks, public buildings, and infrastructure—including LED pole mount decorations, theatrical lighting systems, LED panel retrofits, specialty fixtures for aquatic centers and recreation facilities, and architectural lighting components. The issuing bodies span a wide cross-section of state and local jurisdiction types: county parks and recreation departments, city facilities management (particularly convention centers and performing arts venues), school districts (both K–12 and higher education), transportation authorities, and state correctional institutions. The code sees active procurement across Florida, Georgia, Michigan, Texas, Colorado, New Mexico, California, Mississippi, and other states, with no single region dominating but with notable repeat activity from Pinellas County Schools (multiple theatrical lighting renovations), Gwinnett County (aquatic center and facility lighting), and several Florida cities (Sarasota, Pembroke Pines, Daytona Beach).

Recent representative opportunities include Sarasota County's Quick Quote for 45 LED lighted silhouette pole mount decorations due July 23, 2026 ($50,000 bid ceiling); City of Pembroke Pines' ITB to remove and replace lobby lights at City Hall subject to Davis-Bacon wage standards; Orange County Transportation Authority's RFQ for lighting supplies on a two-year $50,000 blanket contract due July 6, 2026; Bibb County Public Schools' RFP for LED field lighting at seven middle schools and the Ed Defore Sports Complex (rebid, proposals due May 21, 2026); Pinellas County Schools' sealed bid solicitation for theater lighting renovations at three high schools with total contract value approximately $1,680,000 (bids due March 10–12, 2026); City of Bartow's ITB for sports field lighting installation at Carver Recreation Center (CDBG-funded, Davis-Bacon-applicable, bids due July 22, 2026); and Gwinnett County's competitive sealed bid for Bethesda Park Aquatic Center LED lighting replacement (bids due March 13, 2026). The code encompasses fixture supply contracts, full-scope renovation and installation work, and labor-only replacement services, with pricing ranging from under $50,000 to over $1.6 million depending on project scope. Most opportunities require sealed bids or formal RFPs with compliance certifications, insurance documentation, and performance/payment bonds for awards exceeding thresholds, and many CDBG- or federal-aid-funded projects impose Davis-Bacon prevailing wage and Section 3 employment requirements.