UNSPSC 39112402: Lighting control consoles and accessories

UNSPSC 39112402 Lighting control consoles and accessories (Commodity) encompasses theatrical lighting consoles, remote lighting control systems, and associated control infrastructure being procured by school districts, counties, municipalities, and special-purpose districts for facility renovations and new construction. State and local governments are actively soliciting these systems as part of comprehensive theatrical and auditorium upgrades, field lighting installations with programmable controls, and broadcast facility modernization projects.

Pinellas County School District in Florida has emerged as a standout repeat buyer, issuing two separate ITBs for theater lighting renovations—one in March 2026 for three high school locations (Boca Ciega, East Lake, and Palm Harbor University) valued at approximately $1,680,000 total, and a second in June 2026 for Palm Harbor University High School alone at approximately $501,000—both requiring new theatrical lighting control systems with programming, training, and closeout documentation. Bibb County Public Schools in Georgia issued RFP 26-039 in April 2026 for LED field lighting with remote control systems at seven middle schools and the Ed Defore Sports Complex, with mandatory pre-bid meeting on April 29, 2026, and proposals due May 21, 2026; Bay Waveland School District in Mississippi solicited auditorium lighting upgrades due June 23, 2026; and Harlingen Consolidated Independent School District in Texas posted Maintenance Electrical Services (#MECS0526) due May 4, 2026. Outside education, the City of Pembroke Pines in Florida sought a grandMA3 lighting console replacement for the Charles F. Dodge City Center with proposals due January 21, 2026, and Boulder County in Colorado bid materials only for lighting controls using Wattstopper Digital Lighting Management technology at the Boulder Hub 40,000-square-foot remodel with bids due February 23, 2026. Recent activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Mississippi, Colorado, and Texas, with school districts representing the majority of current buyers. Contractors pursuing this code should expect to compete on theatrical and venue-specific lighting system integration, meet active electrical contractor licensure requirements in the target state, and demonstrate relevant project experience; most procurements require proof of two or more comparable installations within five years, comprehensive training and documentation deliverables, extended warranty periods (typically one to five years), and compliance with NEC and state electrical codes.