UNSPSC 39112100: Optical lighting

Class of optical lighting products, embracing Fiber optic lighting and LED optic lighting.

UNSPSC 39112100 Optical lighting (Class) encompasses LED fixture supply, street lighting components, and general industrial and commercial lighting products and assemblies. State and local governments procure under this code for facility upgrades, roadway and transit infrastructure, school and municipal operations, and emergency lighting systems. Recent solicitations show school districts, county governments, transit authorities, and special-purpose districts as the primary issuing bodies, with repeat buyers including Northside Independent School District (San Antonio), Pinellas County School District (Florida), and Harris County Toll Road Authority (Texas). The scope spans LED bulbs and fixtures, cobra head roadway luminaires, emergency lighting, ballasts, drivers, cables, connectors, and related accessories; pricing models vary from as-needed blanket orders to fixed-price frameworks with volume discounts or percentage-off published manufacturer lists.

Activity under the code concentrates in California, Texas, Florida, Arizona, Georgia, and Illinois, with representation across school districts, county transit systems, and municipal public works. Representative recent opportunities include Parkway School District (Missouri) IFB for LED lighting with proposals due July 30, 2026 and estimated annual spend of $35,000; Yuma County, Arizona IFB for street light components and accessories due July 30, 2026; County of Orange, California IFB (IFB0603023302AA) for comprehensive lighting supplies with a three-year contract ceiling of $900,000 and a 5 percent local small business preference; Pinellas County School District (Florida) IFB for electrical supplies including 27 product categories with approximately $950,000 estimated annual value; and Harris County Toll Road Authority (Texas) ITB for LED luminaires and underpass assemblies due February 16, 2026 on a one-year term with four optional renewals. Cooperative purchasing structures appear in some solicitations; Illinois procurement through ALPLM and Sourcewell cooperative for law enforcement equipment indicate multi-jurisdiction frameworks. Most contracts offer one to three-year initial terms with renewal options and require local delivery within 48 hours or 15 calendar days depending on inventory status.