UNSPSC 39112504: Par cans and pin spots

UNSPSC 39112504 Par cans and pin spots (Commodity) encompasses theatrical and entertainment lighting fixtures that state and local governments procure for venue upgrades, cultural facilities, and public infrastructure illumination. Recent solicitations show the code captures a broader range of stage and event lighting work than the narrow commodity name suggests. The City of Orlando has solicited multiple times for high-performance spotlight systems at the Kia Center—most recently in February 2026 for eight to ten xenon fixtures with comprehensive installation, training, and three-year maintenance support under IFB25-0553 and IFB260290. The Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum in Illinois issued an IFB in May 2026 for Electronic Theater Control (ETC) track lighting equipment, control systems, and eight days of certified technical services for a gallery renovation and new exhibit, with delivery required by July 31, 2026. These procurements indicate that state and local buyers under this code are seeking complete lighting solutions—equipment, installation labor, staff training, and ongoing maintenance—rather than fixtures alone. Issuing bodies include municipal venues divisions, cultural institutions, and transit authorities. The City of Orlando appears as a repeat buyer with multiple spotlight-system procurements over the review period.

Geographic activity clusters in Florida and Illinois, with isolated procurements in Texas. The City of Orlando (Florida), the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum (Illinois), and Trinity Metro (Fort Worth, Texas) represent the principal recent buyers. No state-level concentrations of routine purchasing emerge; opportunities appear episodic and tied to specific infrastructure projects or venue upgrades. Recent representative solicitations include the Kia Center Spotlight System (City of Orlando IFB260290, due March 12, 2026, for ten Lycian Model 1295 ELT fixtures with 4K xenon lamps), the ALPLM ETC Track Lighting project (State of Illinois IFB, due May 28, 2026, for ETC track-mount fixtures and Mosaic control systems with a 4% Business Enterprise Program participation goal), and the Fort Worth Central Station Tree Lighting Project (Trinity Metro IFB 26-T032, due April 30, 2026, for electrical infrastructure serving tree lighting at pavilion areas). Bidders on larger projects must carry performance and payment bonds, maintain general liability and workers' compensation insurance, and in federally funded work meet Davis-Bacon wage and Buy America requirements. No incumbent vendors are named across the recent opportunities; the City of Orlando's vendor list identifies Production Resource Group LLC, Bay Stage Live, and SoloTech as potential competitors.