UNSPSC 39112004: Loading dock light

UNSPSC 39112004 Loading dock light (Commodity) represents outdoor and specialty lighting fixtures and installation services that state and local governments procure for buildings, recreational facilities, athletic fields, parking areas, and infrastructure projects. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers using this code to tag work spanning holiday decorations and seasonal lighting, sports field and parking lot lighting installations, LED retrofit projects at schools and municipal facilities, and specialized lighting for ports and airports. The issuing-body mix includes city governments (San Antonio, Daytona Beach, Cooper City, Douglasville, Bartow, Gainesville, Waco, Oxford, Brownsville), county governments (Harris County Precinct 2 and 3, Pinellas County, Broward County, Gwinnett County, Bulloch County, Lee County Port Authority), school districts (Northside Independent School District, Pinellas County School District, Bulloch County Schools, Parkway School District, Houston City College), state universities (University of Georgia, Texas State University, Georgia General Campus), and special-purpose districts (Atlanta Beltline, Jones County Junior College, Orange County Transportation Authority). The code sees consistent activity across the Southeast (Florida, Georgia), with secondary concentration in Texas, the Midwest (Illinois, Wisconsin), and scattered activity in California and other states.

Recent representative opportunities include the City of San Antonio's October 2026 RFP for annual holiday lighting installation and maintenance on LED fixtures across downtown locations with a November 16 deadline; Pinellas County School District's October 2026 ITB for electrical maintenance and repair services (including fixture installation, parking lot and sports field lighting, and theater lighting) with approximately $400,000 estimated value and a mandatory pre-bid on September 24; Bulloch County Schools' September 2026 RFP for LED lighting retrofit at Mill Creek Elementary with a November 5 deadline and specified fixtures from a preferred products list (Philips, Sylvania); Gwinnett County's September 2026 ITB for on-call electrical repair and preventative maintenance spanning over 300 county facilities with estimated annual material costs of $261,713 for Part I and $1 million for Part II; and the City of Douglasville's July 2026 RFP for professional holiday lighting installation, maintenance, and removal across seven municipal locations with an August 12 deadline. Broward County and Sarasota County have solicited LED floodlights and pole-mount decorations respectively. The activity reflects a market splitting between recurring seasonal lighting contracts (holiday installations and removals, typically annual with August–September bidding windows) and facility-maintenance or retrofit work (sports lighting, parking lot lighting, LED conversions) issued by schools and counties with more variable timing and longer contract terms.