UNSPSC 39112007: Portable high intensity discharge HID light

UNSPSC 39112007 Portable high intensity discharge HID light is a Commodity code that describes portable HID lighting equipment used in construction, maintenance, and field operations. The recent state and local procurement activity under this code, however, does not show direct purchasing of portable HID lights as standalone items. Instead, the code appears in solicitations for broader portable construction and maintenance equipment packages, where lighting is one component among multiple equipment categories. Educational Service District 564 in Texas issued an IFB in October 2026 for portable construction and maintenance equipment supporting regional operations, and Sourcewell, a Minnesota cooperative purchasing vehicle, posted an RFP in August 2026 for portable construction equipment with related accessories and attachments. These solicitations treat portable lighting and related portable equipment as bundled offerings rather than as discrete line items, suggesting that state and local buyers typically procure HID lighting as part of larger equipment suites or through cooperative contracts rather than as standalone purchases.

Recent activity under this code comes from educational service districts, regional cooperatives serving multiple participating entities, and infrastructure agencies across Texas, Minnesota, Arizona, and Georgia. The Atlanta Beltline, Inc. and Orange County, Florida posted construction and infrastructure solicitations that may reference portable lighting in broader project scopes, though the opportunities in the current block focus primarily on bridge replacement, trail construction, security systems, and electrical services rather than portable HID light procurement specifically. The geographic spread reflects activity in Texas (ESD 564, City of Brownsville, City of Cibolo), Arizona (Pinal County), Georgia (Atlanta Beltline), Florida (Orange County), and Minnesota (Sourcewell cooperative). The code shows limited recent volume and appears to be used inconsistently or as a secondary classification within larger construction-equipment and infrastructure-project procurements rather than as a primary vehicle for portable lighting acquisitions.