UNSPSC 39112305: Gobo rotators and light moving effect accessories

UNSPSC 39112305 Gobo rotators and light moving effect accessories is a Commodity code with minimal recent state and local procurement activity aligned to its nominal scope. The recent opportunities tagged under this code do not materially reflect gobo rotators or theatrical light-moving effects; instead, the opportunities span underground electrical distribution equipment, commercial and airfield lighting fixtures, theatre lighting systems, and general maintenance electrical services. Of the nine opportunities in the dataset, only two bear substantive connection to theatrical or performance lighting: Forsyth County Schools' request for theatre lighting equipment for the FCS Performing Arts Center (IFB B26-11, bids due September 18, 2026) and the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum's solicitation for Electronic Theater Control track lighting and control systems (IFB 25-506ALPLM-ALPLM-B-52190, bids due May 28, 2026). The remaining opportunities—including Ocala Electric Utility's RFI for underground fusible cabinets, the City of Tucson's annual requirements contract for commercial lighting fixtures and repair parts, Orange County Florida's bridge replacement project, and Palm Bay's stormwater pipe and outfall replacement work—fall outside the gobo-rotator and light-effect category entirely and appear to be misclassified or incidental tagging errors.

The two theatre-lighting opportunities show geographically dispersed demand across Florida and Georgia, with Forsyth County Schools (North Carolina) and the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum (Illinois) representing state agencies and school districts as primary issuing bodies. The Abraham Lincoln library's ETC track-lighting procurement is the more substantive recent opportunity: it specifies 13 Irideon FPZ and 13 Irideon WLZ track-mount fixtures, 15 Selador Desire D22 Lustr+ track-mount fixtures, a Unison Mosaic control system with 2048 channels, and eight days of certified technical services, all deliverable by July 31, 2026 to Springfield, Illinois, with a 4% Business Enterprise Program goal and U.S.-manufactured-product preference applied. The Forsyth County Schools bid provides no scope detail beyond "theatre lighting equipment" for the FoCAL Performing Arts Center. The code shows insufficient recent activity to characterize either concentration patterns or momentum in state and local procurement; vendors should treat this category as a watch rather than a pursue opportunity pending further market signals.