UNSPSC 39121040: Electric power saver

A device that reduces electric power consumption by using various electrical mechanisms.

UNSPSC 39121040 Electric power saver, a Commodity code, encompasses uninterruptible power supply (UPS) systems, backup power equipment, and related maintenance and replacement services that state and local governments procure to protect critical infrastructure, communications systems, and operational continuity during power interruptions. Recent solicitations show state and local buyers purchasing UPS hardware (units, batteries, and components), UPS maintenance and repair services (preventive and emergency), installation and integration labor, and ancillary equipment such as automatic transfer switches and battery banks for diverse end uses including airport operations, radio towers, water and utility systems, correctional facilities, courthouses, and emergency communications infrastructure.

Issuing bodies soliciting under this code span county utilities departments, municipal airports, county facilities management divisions, school districts, water authorities, and special-purpose districts across multiple states. Repeat buyers include Hillsborough County (Florida), Pinellas County (Florida), Chatham County (Georgia), and the State of California. Geographic spread covers Florida, Georgia, Maryland, Texas, and California prominently, with additional recent activity in Colorado and other states. Representative recent opportunities include Chatham County, Georgia's ITB 26-0065-2 for preventative maintenance and emergency services for UPS systems supporting radio tower communications infrastructure (response date June 19, 2026), with a 30% M/WBE participation goal; the City of Tallahassee's IFB 076-26-RM for battery load testing at electric generation and substations (response date June 16, 2026), offering local vendor preference points; Los Fresnos Consolidated Independent School District's RFP 25-26-18 for E-Rate Category Two UPS systems and wireless access points across three school sites (response date February 19, 2026); and Pinellas County's ITQ 26-0246-ITQ for UPS and battery repair, maintenance, and replacement services at five utility locations (response date March 31, 2026), with SBE preference available. The code shows consistent activity from utilities, facilities management, and school procurement offices with multi-year contract terms, recurring maintenance needs, and technical qualification requirements for vendor personnel.