UNSPSC 39112506: Spot banks

UNSPSC 39112506 Spot banks is a Commodity code that covers specialized lighting fixtures and related equipment procurement by state and local jurisdictions. Recent activity shows state and local governments buying high-performance spotlights and theatrical lighting systems—typically for venue upgrades, traffic signal modernization projects, and infrastructure installations. The City of Orlando has issued multiple IFBs for spotlight systems at the Kia Center, including Lycian Model 1295 ELT xenon fixtures with comprehensive installation and three-year maintenance support. The State of Illinois through the Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum solicited Electronic Theater Control (ETC) track lighting for the Citizen City exhibit, specifying multiple Irideon and Selador track-mount fixtures with Unison Mosaic control systems. Beyond venues, issuing bodies include county transportation authorities (Trinity Metro in Fort Worth), county port authorities (Lee County Port Authority procuring ADB Safegate airfield lighting), cities and counties managing traffic infrastructure, and independent school districts. The mix spans cities, counties, state agencies, transportation authorities, and special-purpose districts with no single dominant repeat buyer across recent opportunities.

Geographic activity concentrates in Texas (Brownsville, Fort Worth, Harlingen), Florida (Orlando, Harlingen area, Lee County), and Illinois, with additional procurement activity in California (Santa Clara County). Representative recent opportunities include the City of Brownsville IFB 17426EPWIFB for traffic signal modernization with advanced detection and GPS time synchronization (due May 21, 2026), Trinity Metro RFP 26T022 for the Fort Worth Central Station tree lighting electrical infrastructure (due April 9, 2026), and the State of Illinois IFB 25-506ALPLM for ETC track lighting and control systems (due May 28, 2026). The City of Orlando IFB 260290 for Kia Center spotlights requiring ten Lycian Model 1295 ELT fixtures closed March 12, 2026. Opportunities range from sole-source procurements (Lee County Port Authority for ADB Safegate lighting) to competitive sealed bids and RFPs, with contract values and terms varying widely depending on scope—some structured as three-year service agreements with renewal options, others as fixed-price equipment and installation contracts subject to Davis-Bacon and Buy America compliance for federal-funded projects.