UNSPSC 39121009: Electrical or power regulators

UNSPSC 39121009 Electrical or power regulators is a Commodity code encompassing the supply and installation of electrical distribution equipment, power conditioning devices, and related infrastructure that state and local governments use to upgrade, repair, and maintain electrical systems across facilities and parks. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers contracting for replacement of aging electrical equipment at public facilities, installation of distribution infrastructure to support new loads such as EV charging and RV connections, low-voltage cabling and telecommunications infrastructure serving county-wide networks, and ongoing as-needed electrical maintenance and repair services at multiple city and county properties. The work ranges from discrete projects like complete electrical system upgrades at state parks to blanket service contracts for maintenance and repair across dozens of municipal facilities, with qualification requirements typically including state electrical contractor licensing, demonstrated commercial experience, insurance coverage, and in many cases specialized certifications such as BICSI registration for low-voltage telecommunications work.

Solicitations under the code are posted by state environmental agencies, municipal governments, and county commissioners across multiple states. Maryland Environmental Service posted a competitive sealed bid (ITB 1262125R, due August 7, 2026) for electrical equipment replacement and system upgrades at Janes Island State Park to support RV and EV charging infrastructure. The City of Torrington, Connecticut issued an as-needed electrical services contract (Solicitation EST014062326, due June 23, 2026) for installation, maintenance, and repair across city facilities on a one-year renewable basis, requiring Connecticut E-1 licensing and five years of commercial experience. Hillsborough County, Florida has posted multiple five-year low-voltage cabling service contracts (ITBs 2600261 and 2600215, estimated at $9.2 million and $8.7 million respectively) covering fiber and coaxial installation, data and voice infrastructure, testing and documentation, and 24/7 emergency support with BICSI-certified technicians and Florida licensing requirements. DeKalb County, Georgia solicited IT and low-voltage infrastructure installation for the DeKalb Tennis Center reconstruction (ITB 2026-076-ITB, due July 13, 2026). Activity concentrates in Florida, Georgia, Connecticut, and Maryland, with Hillsborough County emerging as a repeat buyer of large-scale five-year telecommunications infrastructure services.