UNSPSC 39112002: Light cart

UNSPSC 39112002 Light cart (Commodity) describes equipment and services that state and local governments procure for temporary or permanent lighting deployment, though recent opportunities show the code is being applied inconsistently to cover holiday lighting design and installation, electrical maintenance and field-lighting retrofit projects, and specialized fixtures that do not fit the "light cart" taxonomy. The issuing bodies span cities (San Antonio, Daytona Beach, Douglasville, Waco, Brownsville), counties (Harris, Pinellas, Gwinnett, Bulloch, Lee, Broward, Sarasota), school districts (Pinellas County Schools, Bulloch County Schools, Northside Independent School District, Parkway School District), transit authorities (Orange County Transportation Authority), and special-purpose entities (University of Georgia, Texas State University, Atlanta Beltline, Columbia County Board of Commissioners, Lee County Port Authority). The work being solicited under this code does not align tightly with a portable light-cart product; instead, opportunities range from holiday lighting installation and removal services (City of San Antonio annual contract for LED fixtures on downtown trees and structures; City of Daytona Beach holiday decor rental and installation; City of Douglasville seven-location holiday lighting with itemized pricing by location), electrical maintenance and repair (Pinellas County Schools 24/7 emergency electrical services including fixture installation, theater lighting, parking lot repairs, and EV charging stations; Gwinnett County on-call preventative maintenance and time-and-material repairs across 300+ county facilities), sports field and perimeter lighting installation (Bulloch County Schools LED retrofit at Mill Creek Elementary; City of Bartow sports field lighting system installation with 1,500-watt fixtures on eight poles; replacement of high-pressure sodium perimeter lights at Illinois Department of Corrections Pontiac Correctional Center), commercial and industrial lighting supplies (City of Tucson annual lighting fixtures and repair parts; Northside Independent School District electrical equipment and supplies; Parkway School District LED lighting on as-needed basis; Orange County Transportation Authority industrial electrical supplies; Broward County Port Everglades Phoenix LED floodlights for ship-to-shore cranes), and traffic signal and pedestrian lighting improvements (City of Brownsville Carbon Reduction Program traffic signal modernization; City of Waco Dallas Street bike-and-pedestrian project with pedestrian lighting; Kemper County recreation park improvements; Jones County Junior College pedestrian plaza construction).

The code shows recent activity across multiple states, with concentration in Florida (Pinellas County Schools, Broward County, Sarasota County, City of Daytona Beach, City of Cooper City), Georgia (City of Douglasville, Bulloch County Schools, Gwinnett County, University of Georgia, Columbia County Board of Commissioners, Atlanta Beltline), and Texas (City of San Antonio, City of Waco, City of Brownsville, Northside Independent School District, Texas State University). Representative recent opportunities include the City of San Antonio RFP 6100019813 (due November 16, 2026) for annual holiday lighting installation, maintenance, and removal on downtown LED fixtures with mandatory site visit October 22; Pinellas County Schools ITB 26CD037 (due October 8, 2026) for electrical maintenance and repair services across school facilities with approximately $400,000 estimated value and 24/7 emergency response requirements; Bulloch County Schools RFP PE55612NONST2027000000037 (due November 5, 2026) for LED lighting retrofit at Mill Creek Elementary with specified EvoKit Click fixtures, 90-day substantial completion, and after-hours work restrictions; Gwinnett County ITB BL143-26 (due October 19, 2026) for on-call electrical repair and preventative maintenance across 300+ county facilities with two-hour emergency response; City of Douglasville RFP 2026-003 (due August 12, 2026) for professional holiday lighting installation and removal across seven municipal locations with itemized lump-sum pricing by location and 100-point evaluation scale; and City of Brownsville IFB 174-26-EPW (due May 21, 2026) for Carbon Reduction Program traffic signal and advanced detection system installation at 33 signalized intersections. The code mismatch between the nominal "light cart" commodity and the actual procurement scope suggests either miscoding in source systems or that UNSPSC 39112002 is being used as a catch-all for lighting-related goods and services across state and local agencies.