UNSPSC 39112507: Strip lights

UNSPSC 39112507 Strip lights, a Commodity code, covers lighting fixtures and systems that state and local governments procure for traffic control, facility illumination, event production, and infrastructure modernization. Recent opportunities show municipalities and transit authorities buying everything from traffic signal synchronization systems with integrated lighting detection at signalized intersections, to decorative holiday lighting installations, to theatrical spotlight systems for performance venues, to airfield lighting fixtures for airport operations. The mix of issuing bodies reflects the breadth of the code's application: city procurement offices (Orlando, Cooper City, Brownsville, St. Petersburg, Fort Worth), county port and transit authorities (Lee County Port Authority, Santa Clara County, Trinity Metro), state cultural institutions (Illinois Abraham Lincoln Presidential Library and Museum), and independent school districts (Harlingen Consolidated ISD). Traffic signal modernization tied to federal Carbon Reduction Program funding has driven multiple concurrent procurements, with Brownsville and Cameron County both soliciting advanced detection and GPS time-synchronization lighting infrastructure through competitive sealed bids.

Recent activity concentrates in Texas, Florida, and Illinois. Representative opportunities include the City of Brownsville's Carbon Reduction Program Off-System Light Synchronization Project (IFB#17426EPWIFB, due May 21, 2026), soliciting radar detection systems, NEMA TS2 control cabinets, and GPS communication units across 33 signalized intersections with a mandatory pre-bid on May 4 and TxDOT prequalification required; the City of Orlando's Kia Center Spotlight procurement (IFB260290, due March 12, 2026), seeking ten Lycian Model 1295 ELT fixtures with xenon lamps and three-year maintenance support, with MBE/WBE/VBE program preferences available; the State of Illinois ALPLM's Electronic Theater Control track lighting and Mosaic control system for the Illinois Gallery and Citizen City exhibit (IFB25-506ALPLM-B-52190, due May 28, 2026), including a 4% Business Enterprise Program goal and domestic-product preference with 12% price tolerance; and Trinity Metro's Fort Worth Central Station Tree Lighting Project (RFP 26-T022, due April 9, 2026), involving transformer and electrical infrastructure installation under Davis-Bacon wage and FTA Buy America requirements. Lee County Port Authority's sole-source procurement for ADB Safegate airfield lighting fixtures through Allen Enterprises at Southwest Florida and Page Field Airports reflects the code's application to specialized infrastructure where OEM compatibility and FAA certification drive vendor selection.