UNSPSC 39111904: Marine location fixture

A fixture that has been designed for wet and marine locations and to withstand a more corrosive type environment.

UNSPSC 39111904 Marine location fixture is a Commodity code that encompasses specialized lighting and electrical equipment for port and maritime infrastructure, specifically LED floodlights and related fixtures used in ship-to-shore crane operations and port facility maintenance. State and local governments procuring under this code include port authorities, school districts, and municipal departments seeking to replace or inventory lighting systems for marine and industrial facilities. The work involves supplying specification-grade LED floodlights (typically 277–480 Volt systems), managing multi-unit deployments, and meeting warranty and F.O.B. delivery terms with pricing locked for initial contract periods and CPI-indexed for renewals.

Recent activity centers on Florida's port system and broader municipal lighting needs. Broward County Port Everglades Department issued IFB BLD2132882B1 in September 2026, requesting 281 units of Phoenix EcoMod 3 Series LED floodlights across six models for ship-to-shore cranes, with eight competing vendors submitting bids ranging from $697,850.59 to $889,475.52 and response due September 25, 2026; local-vendor preference under Broward County Code Section 1-74 applied, and SBE and CBE procurement preferences were available. Parkway School District solicited LED lighting as-needed supply in July 2026 with an estimated annual spend of approximately $35,000 and term beginning September 26, 2026. Illinois issued a cooperative ALPLM LED-bulbs solicitation in June 2026 with limited documentation available. Other recent activity (Northside Independent School District electrical equipment and Sourcewell law enforcement equipment) falls outside the marine fixture scope and reflects misfiling under this code. Geographic concentration appears strongest in Florida and Texas jurisdictions, with intermittent activity across the upper Midwest through state cooperative vehicles.