UNSPSC 39121004: Power supply units

UNSPSC 39121004 Power supply units is a Commodity code covering backup power equipment, batteries, and related components that state and local governments buy to protect critical infrastructure, IT systems, and communications networks from power interruptions. Recent solicitations show municipalities, counties, school districts, and transit authorities procuring uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, replacement batteries, battery testing and maintenance services, and integrated power infrastructure upgrades across facilities ranging from water treatment plants to courthouses to airport operations.

The issuing bodies span a broad mix of jurisdictions. County governments dominate recent activity—Chatham County (Georgia), Pinellas County (Florida), Collier County (Florida), Hillsborough County (Florida), and Harris County (Texas) have each issued multiple recent solicitations. School districts are active buyers, with Los Fresnos Consolidated Independent School District (Texas), Bibb County Public Schools (Georgia), and Valencia College District (Florida) seeking UPS systems and battery infrastructure as part of E-Rate-funded technology upgrades. City departments appear frequently: the City of Atlanta Department of Aviation, City of Tallahassee Electric, City of Fort Myers, Jacksonville Transportation Authority (Skyway system), and the City of Philadelphia have all posted solicitations for UPS replacement, maintenance, or ancillary power equipment. State-level procurement is present but secondary—California Department of General Services has issued multiple brand-specific requests for APC UPS units. Representative recent opportunities include Chatham County's ITB for UPS maintenance and emergency services at radio tower sites (due June 19, 2026), the City of Tallahassee's IFB for battery load testing at substations and power generation stations (due June 16, 2026), Harris County's ITB for two-way radio antennas, towers, and power supplies (due June 22, 2026), and Los Fresnos ISD's RFP for E-Rate-funded UPS systems and wireless access points across three school locations (due February 19, 2026). Geographic spread is concentrated in the South and Southeast—Florida (Hillsborough, Pinellas, Brevard, Monroe, Broward counties and multiple cities), Georgia (Chatham, Bibb, Gordon counties and school systems), and Texas (Harris County, multiple school districts) show the heaviest recent activity, with California state procurement and scattered municipal activity in other regions. Work solicited ranges from turn-key UPS replacement and installation labor to specialized preventative maintenance with 24/7 emergency response, battery testing per IEEE standards, and E-Rate-compliant technology upgrades tied to federal program deadlines.