UNSPSC 39111907: Vapor tight light fixture

Fixture that is sealed to prevent the escape of any contaminating vapor.

UNSPSC 39111907 Vapor tight light fixture (Commodity) encompasses LED fixtures and specialized lighting components state and local governments procure for parking facilities, sports fields, perimeter security, and interior spaces. Recent solicitations show this code capturing both straightforward fixture supply contracts and integrated electrical installation projects where vapor-tight or sealed lighting meets operational or environmental requirements. Parkway School District's July 2026 LED lighting RFQ ($35,000 annual spend, proposals due July 30) and the Illinois Department of Corrections' May 2026 procurement for 37 replacement high-pressure sodium-to-LED perimeter fixtures at Pontiac Correctional Center exemplify the range: one a standard as-needed supply agreement, the other a labor-inclusive fixture installation requiring certified electricians and OSHA compliance. School districts, county facilities, transportation authorities, and correctional institutions dominate issuing activity, with recent opportunities from Parkway School District (Missouri), Sarasota County (Florida), Crisp County (Georgia), and state departments posting fixture-level or fixture-plus-installation work. Geographic distribution spans the Midwest, Southeast, and South, with Florida, Georgia, Texas, and Missouri showing multiple recent postings.

Issuing bodies range from independent school districts acquiring stock fixtures on recurring basis to county public works and specialized agencies managing infrastructure replacements tied to security, safety, or energy-efficiency mandates. State of Maine's July 2026 RFQ for 48 Lithonia LED parking lot units at Riverview Psychiatric Center and Lee County Port Authority's May 2026 sole-source procurement for ADB Safegate airfield lighting fixtures illustrate the functional breadth: general-purpose LED replacements in one instance, specialized OEM components maintaining compatibility and FAA conformance in another. Sporting venues, recreation centers, and transit facilities frequently solicit field or facility lighting on both one-time and recurring supply bases. Recent activity shows minimal set-aside concentration; most competitive procurements award on lowest-responsive-responsible basis with cost as primary criterion. Vendor qualifications typically require current inventory in stock, next-day or same-day delivery capability where applicable, and standard commercial insurance ($1 million general liability common threshold). No dominant repeat buyers emerge from the block, though school districts and county facilities systems appear in multiple recent postings across different states.