UNSPSC 39112503: Moving lights

UNSPSC 39112503 Moving lights (Commodity) covers theatrical and performance lighting fixtures that state and local governments acquire for venue upgrades, cultural institution exhibits, and public infrastructure projects. Recent solicitations show a mix of specialized stage lighting systems, decorative holiday lighting, and venue spotlights. The City of Orlando has twice solicited high-performance xenon spotlight systems for the Kia Center—eight to ten Lycian Model 1295 ELT fixtures with 4K xenon lamps, long-throw capability, and three-year maintenance packages. The State of Illinois, through the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum, procured Electronic Theater Control (ETC) track lighting for the Illinois Gallery renovation and Citizen City exhibit, including Irideon and Selador track-mount fixtures with a Unison Mosaic control system and ETC Certified Technical Services. The City of Cooper City issued an IFB for holiday lighting and decorations. Counties and municipal venues dominate the issuing-body mix, with cultural institutions and entertainment venues representing the primary use case. School districts and transit authorities appear minimally active under this code; a Texas school district solicitation tagged to this code actually concerned maintenance electrical services and shows little relevance to moving lights.

Recent activity clusters in Florida and Texas, with secondary activity in Illinois. The Kia Center procurements (Orlando), holiday lighting (Cooper City, Florida), and tree lighting infrastructure (Trinity Metro, Fort Worth) anchor the southern concentration. The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library exhibit procurement originated from Illinois State procurement. Santa Clara County, California issued a single RFQ for a Generac Mobile Stationary Hypercube Light Tower for the Sheriff's Office, and the Lee County Port Authority procured ADB Safegate airfield lighting fixtures—though that procurement's scope diverges from theatrical moving lights and reflects airfield operations rather than venue performance lighting. The code shows moderate but episodic activity; spotlights for high-profile venues (Kia Center, ALPLM) and decorative public lighting projects appear to drive demand. Bid response windows have ranged from May through July 2026, with pre-bid meetings and mandatory site walks typical for higher-value venue work. No standout repeat buyers emerged beyond Orlando's dual Kia Center procurements, suggesting opportunity concentration around specific venue maintenance cycles and capital projects rather than sustained programmatic demand.