UNSPSC 39121047: Intermediate frequency transformer

Transformer used to convert input/output impedance as well as to obtain selectivity of intermediate frequency in intermediate amplifier unit.

UNSPSC 39121047 Intermediate frequency transformer is a Commodity code. State and local governments procure transformers, transformer components, and transformer-related testing and assembly services under this code. Recent solicitations show a mix of pad-mount and pole-mounted distribution transformers in ratings from 100 kVA to 67 MVA, substation power transformers, recloser and capacitor-bank assemblies, and specialized test equipment such as high-voltage dielectric and tan-delta measurement modules. The issuing bodies span municipal utilities, county governments, city power departments, and independent school districts, with a concentration among utility operators in the Southeast and Texas. Representative recent work includes the City of Covington, Georgia's procurement of five pad-mount transformers (100–2,000 KVA units) under IFB 2026-25, due October 14, 2026; Kissimmee Utility Authority's solicitation for an Omicron CP TD12 high-voltage test module under sole-source Notice of Intent SS26040JG, due May 28, 2026; and Austin Energy's as-needed supply contract for capacitor banks and distribution transformers under IFB 1100AGM1008, due October 27, 2026, with local and small-business preferences of up to 5% available.

Geographic activity concentrates in Georgia, Florida, and Texas, with additional activity in Virginia and California. Florida Keys Electric Cooperative requested materials for system-wide recloser installation in November 2026; the City of Leesburg, Florida issued RFP for a 67–13,090 kV three-phase power transformer with a 20-year cost-of-ownership evaluation model and a mandatory continental U.S. manufacturing requirement; and Lubbock Power & Light in Texas solicited a 50 MVA three-phase transformer for Oliver Substation under RFP 7133-26-ELD, with proposals due August 5, 2026. The Texas Department of Criminal Justice's electrical system replacement at the Memorial Unit in Rosharon involves two 2,500 KVA transformers, with a lump-sum budget of $6,806,200.00 and a proposal deadline of June 8, 2026. Municipal utilities and city power departments are repeat buyers; cost, delivery schedule, and lifecycle or total-owning-cost models dominate evaluation criteria across recent opportunities.